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Today we went for a lovely drive in the country.  The poplars are beautifully painted in their autumn colors.

I took bucket loads of photos. 

Really. Bad. Photos.

It happens sometimes.  Oh well.

I hate these days.

Here are the two that had something in them for me.  The rest are in the sin bin.

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We have had some really beautiful cloud formations over the past week or so. 

Do you ever stop and consider the clouds? 

Well, might I say... you should!

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The mornings are getting colder and darker.  I see more of them now, but always wish I motivated myself to see them all.  What a beautiful time of day...

Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Burrinjuck Dam, NSW (Australia)

Murrumbidgee River, flowing through Taemas and Cavan Stations, NSW (Australia)

Finally.. a river!

If you follow my blog on a regular basis or are a fan on facebook, then you would know that the mighty Murrumbidgee flowing here at Taemas, was rather a lot less than the 'mighty' it is proclaimed to be!

Finally, Valentine's weekend in February we received almost 6" (146mm) of rain in 36 hours.  The total of the 9 days leading up to and including this was 10". 

I wish I had taken photos to document how low the river actually was, but suffice to say that previous to these days, you could walk across it in parts, and the cattle from the property on the other side of the river was spending as much time here as they were over there!

Old Taemas Bridge... washed away by massive flood waters in 1925 when the water levels actually came over the top of the bridge! 

Can you imagine??

And Taemas Bridge (the new!)... located several kilometres upstream from the original washed out bridge.  I have seen photos of this bridge in 1983 where the flood waters reached to a metre or two below the roadway of this bridge!

That's a lot of water!!

The Murrumbidgee River looking upstream, with Mountain Creek entering to the right.

The Murrumbidgee River looking downstream..