Somewhere out there
Taken at a friend's rural property, in drought at present. Despite appearances the rain still is 'somewhere out there'. Also a couple of the relatively tame local wallabies. Stitched panorama, best viewed large.
This is looking northward through the area where the Clarke bushrangers based themselves, back in the 1860s, when they too were 'somewhere out there' and the Special Constables were looking for them.
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Taken on Wednesday September 26, 2018
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Posted on Tuesday November 20, 2018
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Andy Rodker said:
I presume the wallabies are less than energetic on account of the rain shortfall.
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