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Bridge

Remember the wild goats I mentioned recently? This is one of the spots they hang out at. Every time I drive this way to work I look for them but can never get a decent photo. The bridge here leads to a nearby suburb of Cobden but if I drive underneath it takes me into town and if I go left it also takes me into town. Near the middle of the bridge under neath is the Grey River. After a week of rain we now have a week of Winter sun. This morning it was 2 degrees with frost out on the grass.

Linking up with Skywatch Friday, All Seasons and Tom's Signs.

Comments

Tom said…
...they use goats for vegetation control here.
roentare said…
The lines are intriguing here
William Kendall said…
Cobden is also a place name here.
local alien said…
nice wide nz roads. Those goats dont sound like nz though. Thats the sort of thing we find on greek roads.
Bill said…
A nice blue sky!
Lydia C. Lee said…
It's funny the blue of the sky fades a bit in the corner....#Skywatch
Lisa said…
We had sheep on a similar on/off ramp grassy island area. The finally got a border collie out there to herd them off! I don't remember how they got there.
Jim said…
Are Australia and NZ the only places that have "Give Way" on those types of signs?
Pisi Prkl said…
2 degree C? I´m so glad it´s summer in here. 🙂
Lydia C. Lee said…
Thanks for sharing with #Allseasons too.
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
Wild goats, imagine such a thing.

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