The Karignan Creek 25m suspension bridge built of hardwood timbers
there were quite a number of wrens flitting about in some sections, though challenging to get a photo of one not hidden by foliages
Signage
denotes "Karignan Creek has been subjected to subsidence from
underground coal mining causing a rise in water level on the northern
side of the creek. This is evident in the presence of dead eucalypts amongst the Paperbark trees."
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17 comments:
Lovely selection of pictures you have here. I really like you bridge shots with the reflections and the lines of the bridge. Makes me wonder what is on the other side.
Thank you for your vist and comment on my post - I appreciate it:))
Thank you very much! Very nice impressions :-)
beautiful bridge, trees and reflections. :) looks like a very nice place.
Beautiful shots.
What a clear, blue sky you have.
Happy Easter.
Delightful scenes under glorious blue skies! especially love the details of suspension bridge and the lone seat in the shadows of the trees!
Beautiful photos as usual. I really like the bridge and the little wren.
Congratulations on capturing the wren - no matter it is partially hidden, you did well to capture it in "stationary" mode! Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog. Happy Easter.
Lovely reflections Carole!
What a great photo number seven is of the rugged tree branches. It's as if you caught the tree stretches its many arms to the sky.
I like the shadows on the weathered old bridge as well.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Great series of photos, Carole. The last shot is my fave.
Great photos! What a serene and relaxing looking place...
A pretty walk with a very Australian feel. Not a cloud in the sky!
such a lovely walk
What a lovely scenic sequence...
What an interesting walk! It must be exciting to cross that bridge and look up to those towering trees against the blue sky. Sceneries well-captured!
I find suspension bridges a little scary. I don't like it when they shake. :)
Love the bridge pics,
Jan
Great bridge and your trees there just fascinate me!
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