Above: Maribyrnong River
Strolling along the riverside one early morning, I was caught by the reflections of the palms in the water.
The Maribyrnong rises some 50 odd kms north of Melbourne near the Macedon Ranges and flows south to Port Philip Bay. This section here is in the north western suburbs and shares a cyclist and pedestrian path. There are several riverside walks popular with walkers and joggers.
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Monday, September 20, 2010
Monday, September 21, 2009
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Friday, September 4, 2009
Tower Motel, Marysville
One of the few buildings left untouched by the Black Saturday bushfires, the Tower Motel in Marysville ia lovely choice for a weekend away. Only 90 minutes from Melbourne, it is within easy reach of the Yarra Valley, which is Victoria's premier wine region.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Griffiths Island Lighthouse
The Griffiths Island Lighthouse was built in 1859 by Scottish stonemasons out of bluestone. The unique stairway is cut with each step being inserted in the next course of stone in the outside wall.
Originally located on an area known as Rabbit Island, the island has since been encompassed by the neighbouring Griffiths Island.
The last lighthouse keeper that lived on the island was there from 1929 till 1954. There was one more lightkeeper for a short time before the light was automated.
Originally located on an area known as Rabbit Island, the island has since been encompassed by the neighbouring Griffiths Island.
The last lighthouse keeper that lived on the island was there from 1929 till 1954. There was one more lightkeeper for a short time before the light was automated.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Commemorative Cross
Commemorative Cross of the Ash Wednesday Bushfires 1983
This plaque commemorates the reopening of the Mount Macedon Uniting Church on 8th April 1984. Following its restoration after almost total destruction caused by the Ash Wednesday fires of 16th February 1983.
The cross is constructed with the old truss brackets from the original roof.
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