Wodonga
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No we weren’t at the pub to drink. / 4 Fire trucks were used to escort about 60 Harley Owners Group (HOG), members at the Ettamogah Hotel, near Albury, who had ridden from as far away as Cairns and Port Douglas to raise money for the Victorian Bushfire Appeal Fund. / The riders were escorted into Albury and met by the Mayor, and congratulated for there efforts. The ride raised abot $45,000 / Well done fellas Canon 350D Single image used in HDR - / at-night: : : : : : : : : : :
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This gum tree was shot on Huon Hill near Wodonga Vic / Taken with a Canon 350D F 11.0 ISO 400 and a Polariser lens
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This is the Hume Weir taken from Huon Reserve on the way out to Tallangata. Although the weir is currently at 18% and in a better position then the last couple of years the situation is still quite dire for a lot of the country and farmers.
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This bridge connects NSW (the good state) with Victoria over Lake Hume. Canon 350D : : : : : : : : : : : :
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Wodonga was the Victorian Broad gauge terminus near the Victoria-New South Wales break of gauge. There were a lot of goods trains moving around the yards. My son was just as keen as I was to get close, but wisdom suggested we should both look from a distance. This meant that he was not close enough to the train, but it was safer thqat way.
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Lake hume near Albury/Wodonga Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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A storm passed by Albury/Wodonga last week causing a number of spot fires. / Taken with a Canon 350 D / 5 sec exposure / ISO 100 : : : : : : :
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We contained the fire to the area that you can see burnt and were in the process of mopping up. / Canon 350D
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Hume Weir – Albury/Wodonga Although the water level is much improved over last year, the situation is still quite dire. The tree in ths picture would be under water if the Weir was full.
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NSW Fire Brigades and CFA in a join training exercise in Albury. Taken with a Canon 360D / Exposure 1.6secs @ F5.6 / ISO 200 / Taken in RAW / / /
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Taken at the recent bushfires near Yea, NSW Fire Brigades and CFA are ready for the comming fire. / Canon 350D
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The fire ripped through here, it was too late for us to help. / We did manage to save the house beyond these. / Canon 350D
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John (me) on the left meets John from the MFB in Melbourne. / A bit of fun at breakfast before we head of to the fires.
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One of our command vehicles near Yea helping with the Bushfires. / Canon 350D
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Lovely sunset on Lake Hume near Albury / Wodonga. Canon 50D # - / at-night: : : :
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In 1949 I shot one roll of Anscochrome and it gave excellent results better than the Kodachrome of its day. However, within a few months it began to lose sharpness, and the image faded badly. I had a Kodachrome duplicate made as soon as I realised this, and this image is from the duplicate. I nevr got a shot of the Spirit on Kodachrome. / The Spirit did not stop at Wodonga so if I got there early for my trip back to Melbourne I could get a shot of it coming through the station past the signal box. It did not happen agaqin.
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Local fireworks. This was an experiment so please tell me what you think/ / I’m not sure if I like it or not….. Canon 365D / F/5.6 / 10.0 secs / ISO 100 : : : : :
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A bicycle built for two. Taken while fighting the recent bushfires Canon 350D
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Every year firefighters and other emergency workers get together to raise money for the Royal Childrens Hospital in Melbourne Vic. This years total for Albury NSW was $37,000. / A great effort by all, and I’m proud to be apart of it. Canon 360D - / at-night: : : : : : : : : : :
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This was taken by my son when he was in perth. / It is a big fire station. Canon 350D - / at-night: : : : : : : : :
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The K class locomotives were often seen on the Tallangatta-Cudgewa line based in Wodonga. As I lived along that line for many years they were for me a ‘Real’ locomotive. They hauled cattle trains, mixed goods, and refrigerated butter trains from this area.
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