These photos are of the Upper Murray river and nearby. Nearby is a great little IGA. The photos were taken in the last couple of days.
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- Welcome. I am Linda, 48, from Victoria, Australia. A farmgirl who found herself in a small isolated town in a stunning location at the age of 40, an accidental treechange, after living 25 years in my beloved milltown. So now I have lived 22 years of my life in the High Country. My husband of 27 years and my daughters 15 and 10 & I try to renovate a second home, in a village. I am a stay at home Mum. Our eldest son, 23 is working in the city and second eldest son 21 and eldest daughter 18 studying there as well.
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6 comments:
This is gorgeous! Breathtaking. I imagine you call it God's country. What a glimpse of Heaven we have here in some parts of our beautiful earth. I'm so glad you shared this.
I was reading your comment (I'm so behind) about taking on stepchildren at such a young age and discounting the effort you put into it - it's alot of work, isn't it? I didn't realize it at the time because it was just what I did, but now when I look back over it I pray I get at least half a star in my crown for it, LOL!
Beautiful pictures. The first one is awesome.
Such a distinct area with the sheep peacefully grazing. The Murray looks pretty good. Did you get some rain too? It is noticeable that autumn is around as the sunlight changes to a more golden hue. I wish you and your family a happy Easter.
I love the first picture..it's so beautiful and looks so peaceful.
Thanks Titania. We had two lots I think. Some places are pretty and green, some look the same. Though I probably just felt hot in my still airconditioned car.
Laurie Ann, that is something I have wondered for a few seconds, whether it is worthy of a star.
The water on the Murray here is very pretty. This morning I drove over a different bridge to start with and there was a long piece of fencing wire on the other side of the road, I was worried I had clipped it, but realised it would have sprung up it I had, I think lol.
I wish you a Happy Easter too!
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