I thought that I would load a few shots from 2012.
You may have seen a few shots already, but I’m pretty sure that there will be a few here that you haven’t seen.
Reflections of 2012
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Super Saturday
5.33am: An Orange sunrise is the best way to start the weekend
Pink Sunrises
Pink sunrises; they’re few and far between but I have been lucky enough to experience a few while paddling Lake Burley Griffin.
It certainly had the WOW factor that morning!
4-9-2012
The natural light show was amazing
The dark before the dawn: the beginning of a great obsession!
As part of the blog writing course that I am currently undertaking, I must write a review. So I thought I would review Lake Burley Griffin; what started me paddling; and the head space that it provides me on a daily basis.
Last August I was in the third stage of an intensive three month blast of chemotherapy.
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I thought it couldn’t get any better!
Over the last few weeks I have been blown away by the light show that LBG (Lake Burley Griffin) has put on.
Brindabella Magic
Each day I thought that there is no way that it could get any better……but the lake keeps proving me wrong.
A day of architecture
Stunning reflections
I keep saying it, “You know, if you witnessed this overseas you would be raving about it to everyone and photographing it like crazy.”
5.56am: Friday Morning – East Basin LBG
Terrific Tuross
How good is this place! Amazing, spectacular and beautiful are just a few words that can be used to describe Tuross Head. It was the first time that I had ever been to Tuross and it certainly will not be last. Three of us, Big Steve, Matt and myself decided to have a boy’s weekend away that would involve paddling, fishing and of course a bit of good old fashioned socialising. Matt and I are the keen kayak paddling ones, while big Steve’s the type of bloke that could fish for 30 hours in a 24 hour day. Matt and I would be out at the crack of dawn exploring the water ways of Tuross while Steve would try and better his record catch of a 90 centimetre Flat Head. We were so lucky, we ended up with the best weather that anyone could ask for; perfect calm conditions for three entire days.
A morning mystery
At 6.27am, the sky was crystal clear, promising a beautiful day in Canberra.
7.13am, the mist had rolled in from the wetlands, making it look like a scene from Harry Potter.
But the mist and fog disappeared as quickly as it came to leaving us with a stunning day in the Capital.
10.37am, It was such blooming good day that I had to take the plywood kayak out for a spin!
Spring has sprung
9.34am Spring has finally sprung in Canberra with the Bradford Pear trees in full bloom
A spectacular sight
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