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!
It was minus 5 that morning; you know its cold when the water freezes and turns to ice on your kayak hatch. I remember it well, the lake was covered in fog, the water was like a sheet of glass and then suddenly the fog cleared and the morning sun burst through long enough for me to race over underneath the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge to snap this shot. 
Minutes later the lake was engulfed again.
On Wednesday morning this floating leaf caught my eye. It looked pretty cool. This just shows you how cold the water is, I think that the water temperature is a mere 5 degrees at the moment.
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6.08am: It was a fuchsia pink dawn this morning.
6.14am: It’s amazing how you only have a very short window of opportunity to snap the shot, although I was treated to this light show for about 15minutes.
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6.08am: Yet again I was treated to another magnificent morning out there on LBG with the moon dominating the morning sky.
During my morning paddle on Lake Burley Griffin I crossed paths with a fellow paddler, or maybe I should say ‘sculler.’
It was an amazing morning. When I woke at 5.00pm I looked out the window and quickly noticed the huge moon sitting pride of place in the morning sky. I hastily made my way down to the lake to try and capture the full moon reflecting on the capitals landmarks.
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WOW………
We were treated to a spectacular 45 minute light show this morning on Lake Burley Griffin which quickly turned into a grey dawn. This was taken at 6.21am on the 29-8-12. I love it when the conditions are like this; just stunning
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