Dam Day Out 3

15 August 2004. We had another 'Dam Day Out', this time visiting Mt. Bold which was now open, and Clarendon. These photos were taken with a Kodak DX3600. The 'large' photos were reduced in size from the originals.

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This is a tree in Reynella near The Strand deli. I like it's wrinkles.	Mt. Bold Dam	Mt. Bold Dam
Mt. Bold Dam	Foot bridge at Mt Bold Dam. Yes to all you Michganders out there, it looks a lot like the Mackinaw Bridge. Just a lot smaller!	Mt Bold Dam
No matter where I go, this strange guy is always nearby.	Beautiful flowers aside the dam.	Footbridge at Mt Bold Dam
	The resevoir side of the dam. This was the fullest we've ever seen this dam.	I have no idea what this plant is, but it's pretty amazing looking.
The one-way road we came in on.	Another neat plant.	Taken on the road coming into the Dam area.
There were a lot of other people checking out the full Dam. Our car is in front of the blue ute.	It appears that they are doubling (at least) the size of the resevoir.	Another glimpse of the new resevoir.
The Wattle was in full bloom.	This is a small bridge we cross when entering or leaving the Dam site. This was the 1st we've seen it with water!	Clarendon. This is looking up a rock encrusted hill.
Lovely blue flowers under a tree. Signs of spring!	The water was flowing at Clarendon.	Rod walking along the bank. This reminds me of the farmer photo my Grandfather had for many years. The only thing missing is the sickle over his shoulder.)
Huge gum tree. It's shed it's bark.	That strange man is in my photo again. If you look at the next 3 photos without seeing this one, you'd think they were of a huge waterfall. But this one shows the truth.	A little waterfall.
We've seen this area with no water at all in the past.	More waterfall.	Green growth and blue flowers. Spring is coming.
This is a beautiful gorge. Love the reflections.		More evidence of spring.
Great reflections.	I thought the F was funny.	Signs of life.
This is a huge gorge, and the photo just doesn't do the size justice.	We were intrigued by the dividing line of green growth and dead trees.	Taken on the bridge at Clarendon (photo below). This bridge is right on a curve and quite narrow so I had to be very careful of traffic. This is looking towards the dam.
The view from the other side of the bridge. At the far end, you can see the little waterfall shown in the photos above.	Bridge at Clarendon.	This photo and the next were taken at Clarendon Hill. It was taken near the end of the day and the ocean is in the distance.
I really love the huge gum tree in this photo where it looks like it's replicating itself as it reaches towards the sky. This is a lovely Australiana photo of where I live. Isn't it great?

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