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FAVORITO 3 + LIKE 6 livingworld a wonderful picture, I love your composition. I congratulate you on your photo gallery and I add in my favorite authors, now look for your invitation to see the kind of photographs of the group. A greeting from Spain of Ferdinand. I wish you happy holidays and a good 2012. te deseo Felices fiestas y Un buen año 1012
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Very Nice Photo! Like it very much!
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Hi Rob,
You might be happy to know (I hope you would) that this image is scheduled to appear on the home page of the English Wikipedia, in the Did You Know section. It is scheduled to appear for about six hours, starting 25 September 04:00 AM Sydney time.
Thanks for sharing!
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You are probably correct but I'm not sure.
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Thank you very much for sharing. I also uploaded to wikipedia some other Crowdy Head images in case someone ever wants to expand the article on that.
Best regards
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I drew the plans for this tower in 1966. I was based in Sydney at the time. The town was completely new and designed from scratch.
Very disappointed that the tower wasn't filled for wine at the official openning.
Best Wishes Doug
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Sunrise through clouds over the ocean.
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This colourful bush caught my eye as I was driving past. It was in complete contrast to the old house beside it.
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A lovely place to cool down on a hot day as you drive to Chichester Dam.
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Chichester Dam was built at the junction of the Chichester and Wangat rivers, 20km north of Dungog on the southern border of Barrington Tops National Park. It was completed in 1927 with a wall height of 43 metres and a capacity of 21500ML.
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