Old trestle bridge - Bass Coast,Vic. ( Water ,YES - Desal, NO )
The old railway trestle bridge on the beach at Kilcunda – was the site today of a protest in rejection to the Victorian state Labor government’s proposal to build a desalination plant on this coast to supply Melbourne with water.. The Honoury Senator Bob Brown spoke before a crowd of hundreds…
Did you know that each home in Melbourne has 8times the amount of water they use fall on their roof as rain – free from the heavens…and where does it go…
Canon EOS A2, Fuji Velvia 50.
©T.Middleton2007
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see more photographic works from this beautiful coast
NO DESAL on the Bass Coast
see recent humpback whales photographed breaching on this beautiful coast
Humpback whales on the Bass Coast
see more about these issues effecting this beautiful coast
Your water – your say
Globalphotos
Love the way the clouds look like they are resting on the bridge…. gorgeous tones & comp…...
Interesting info as usual….
dazgwen
Great colours Tony
Heather Davies
Wonderful, the light from the setting sun behind the bridge is beautiful, showing of the great structure!!
Tony Middleton
thanks so much for your comments and viewing :)
Also a BIG thanks for taking the time to read the extra info Global !
Louise Cooke
Beautiful warmth and radiance…so tranquil. Perhaps you should email this to the powers that be and ask them if they could really ruin this site…the next Peter Dombrovski!
Cheri Perry
Outstanding image. Love those clouds and sky. Excellent composition.
Heather Rivet...
gorgeous
Tony Middleton
thanks for your comments and support everyone !
Louise – thanks for such inspirational words !! Being a long time admirer of the great photographer’s work (P.Dombrivski ) I think as close as I get to PD is the fact I have a camera, love nature and am passionate about this gift that we have the responsibility to hand down to our children in at least equal condition as what we have had the priveledge of seeing,hearing,smelling and experiencing. :)
midzing
brilliant shot!! I agree with your thoughts on the desalination plant,,, well done
Louise Cooke
well said Tony :)