Greenough
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Near Greenough, WA.
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A walk through greenough park on a beautiful evening. Located in Missoula, Mt.
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Taken in Greenough Western Australia
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This is a photo of the children and teacher at the Greenough village school, Western Australia taken shortly after the end of WW1.
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The West Australian village of Greenough has been faithfully restored by the National Trust and is open to the public.A visit here is a real trip back in time, to the mid 1800’s when the area was established as a prosperous wheat farming district.
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We were some 400 kms north of Perth, Western Australia when we spotted this attractive old homestead nestled among the trees. The owners were busy tending their garden and I asked if they minded if I took a photo. Seems they were quite used to having people draw up and do this because they chuckled and told us we could take as many as we liked. Now when you are a photographer and get an invitation like that…........................LOL
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The sun settles over the ocean and the light fades in Greenough, a costal town in Western Australia
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On the morning of our 50th wedding anniversary (2 years ago) we parked for our morning tea beside the river at Greenough Rivermouth, some 10 kms south of Geraldton and about 430 kms north of Perth, Western Australia. We discovered this lovely spot several years ago when we spent a few nights in the very excellent caravan park, from where we could – and did – walk across the dunes and on to a most delightful beach. On this occasion we drove on and parked in a beach side car park and accessed the beach via a well constructed board walk – how times change
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West Australian landscape photography by Paul Pichugin
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Sunset over the Greenough river taken from the walk trail – a beautiful peaceful evening
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Retrogliss
by steen1970’s kneeboard surfer/shaper Richard “nat” Palmer, pictured here with a self made spoon kneeboard and custom mounted camera water housing, the housing was mounted over his shoulder for taking pictures whilst surfing in the tube….inspired by legendary man, George Greenough
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Taken in the convent at Greenough Historic Village Western Australia… / The light and shadows captured my eye and imagination when I first entered the room….
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The Anglican Church at the old Greenough Village in Western Australia
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this T-Shirt brings surfing photography back to its roots, representing George Greenough’s unique contribution to surfing
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Cells of the old Greenough Goal now located in the Greenough Historic Village, Western ustralia
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Shot with Canon 5Dmk2 and 24-70 f2.8L at ‘5 ff11 ISO50 using Cokin -4 ND grad and High Pass filter in Photoshop.
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The Greenough Leaning Trees are scattered throughout the Shire of Greenough. This bizarre natural phenomenon is caused by the airborne salt content blown in with the winds off the Indian Ocean. The tree trunks lie horizontal to the ground and have become somewhat of an icon for the area. Although most of the trees are located on private property you will not be able to miss them as you drive along the Brand Highway into Greenough town centre. There are opportunities for you to pull over on the roadside to capture these unique trees with a photograph. Greenough is just a four and a half hour drive north of Perth.
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The kitchen in the gaol at Greenough Village, a now deserted town near Geralton, Western Australia.
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Old Catholic Church in the deserted village of Greenough, near Geraldton, Western Australia. View from the Rectory window.
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Old out house in the deserted village of Greenough, near Geraldton, Western Australia. View from the kitchen window of yet another deserted building.
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This Whistling Kite was soaring above the acacia shrublands in the Upper Gascoyne region of Western Australia and captured with a Canon EOS100D with a 150-500 @ 500 handheld.
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This male White-fronted Chat was chilling out with some nice girl Chats on the banks of the Greenough River, north of Mullewa in Western Australia. ‘Shot’ with a Canon EOS1000D with a 150-500 @ 500 handheld.
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