Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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2 comments:
Just absolutely loving these photos.
Shame we don't build our tanks up high like this anymore.
I remember at granma's house the tank was on concrete pillars and underneath had been closed in - it was the best cubby-house.
I guess nowadays we use a pump to force the water around. Maybe this sort of tank stand will make a comeback with environmental concerns.
My friend, Shirley, who accompanied me around the Mudgee area has been surprised with the amount of colour that my photos show. The entire two days were overcast, grey and drizzley.
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