We had a some great spring weather - and that Australian ritual of wrestling with the kids to put on the sun-block began for the first time in a long time!
I love the sense of space and distance you can get here - even if the flat blue skies make exposure a bit tricky.
Many of the roads in the area are not sealed - so dust is the order of the day when the sun shines, and mud and slipperiness when it rains. Thankfully we had more sun than rain.
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Enjoy the pictures.
Fabulous open spaces!
ReplyDeletea lovely place to explore, the Grampians. Has been some years now since I've been there though. Sounds like a nice escape
ReplyDeleteLove the Grampians! Thanks for remembering them to me!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous looking place!
ReplyDeletelooks rugged but still beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful views Stewart! Looks like you climbed higher than I did when I was there!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, rugged views, Stewart!! Terrific views! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteGreat job of depicting the expanse! You also did a wonderful job exposing the blue skies. Do you use a circular polarizer? I love mine. :) Grampians looks like a really cool place.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a cracking place to visit Stewart.
ReplyDeleteHaven't been there for a few years, but they are magnificent still, and recovering well after the fires.
ReplyDeletethe scenery is very rugged and beautiful. It sounds like the area has a bit too much dramatic weather, though!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place, Stewart. Your shot with the high rock bluff in the foreground is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great getaway spot..I'd rather dust than mud on those kind of roads too! We like semi-wildish kinds of places.
ReplyDeleteAnother must see when I return to Australia one day, this place looks like an amazing place to explore.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shots Stewart. Have a wonderful week!