Our final picnic along the Glenelg River with the Hamilton Rotary club...a peaceful end to a fun day. I will post pics of Yonda Elliot, the redgum one-man-milling-operation, later.The red gum trees are more than gorgeous...they are enchanting, intricate, unique, splendid, elegant, statuesque, magnificient...each one individually.
(I might not have gone on so much, but Dave gave me grief about using the same word over & over again, so I tried to come up with a few more.)
It is quite scary how low the reservoir levels are. This one is just under 4% of full capacity.
Jill enjoying the eucalypt scent at the Arborline nursery....
here is one picture of a trick from the band Dave raved about in the last post - unfortunately several of the others I thought would be great are actually blurry. They were incredibly talented kids!
It is quite scary how low the reservoir levels are. This one is just under 4% of full capacity.
Jill enjoying the eucalypt scent at the Arborline nursery....
here is one picture of a trick from the band Dave raved about in the last post - unfortunately several of the others I thought would be great are actually blurry. They were incredibly talented kids!later, mates!
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