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Taken along the Blackwood River walk trail in Bridgetown, WA, this section is part of the loop that runs for 8 Kms and also incorporates an 8m suspension bridge that crosses to the other side of the river. From there you can walk to the River Park recreational area and, if you feel inclined to take a trail away from the ‘loop,’ you can take the 1.5 Km Old Rectory Walk (sometimes flooded in the winter) up to the old rectory house and then return to the park via the Brockman Highway before crossing the road bridge to continue the ‘loop.’
Canon 450D, 3 bracketed exposures and HDR processed in Photomatix.
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Australia’s Trails and Tracks – 7 April 2013
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Which Way – 4 June 2009.
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Comments
excellent ,
Thanks Scott.
– Elaine Teague
beautiful work, love how the steps lead you
Thanks Kathy. They lead up to the road – just thought I’d throw that in.
– Elaine Teague
really beautiful, even I could mange those little steps :-))
Thanks Vickie. Appreciate you looking.
– Elaine Teague
This was just featured in
Which way?
What? Another? Hannah you are my most favourite person right now. I am duly honoured and humbled as well. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
– Elaine Teague
Congratulations on your feature! Beautiful!
You have the knack of turning the most ordinary scene into something special and this is the sort of photo I really enjoy. Great work. Peter
Well thank you Peter. You just hit on exactly what I enjoy doing. Whether it’s photography or simply decorating something, I love turning nothing into something.
– Elaine Teague
G’day Elaine
Congratulations on having this and another image featured in the Western Australia group.
G’day Bob and you got one too with that lovely masterpiece – congratulations
– Elaine Teague
beautiful!! love the scenery and congratulations on your features.!! really like your work!!
Thanks for your fine compliments. So glad you like my work.
– Elaine Teague
Great capture Elaine! Definately invites me to climb & see what is at the end of the trail… :)
Thank you so much kay for your comment and especially for the fave.
– Elaine Teague