Comments on: We’re Home! http://journeyerschronicles.com/2008/10/travel-photography/were-home/ Life is a journey Sun, 13 Mar 2011 09:27:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Hay Plains, NSW http://journeyerschronicles.com/2008/10/travel-photography/were-home/comment-page-1/#comment-1154 Hay Plains, NSW Tue, 30 Jun 2009 19:05:26 +0000 http://journeyerschronicles.com/?p=209#comment-1154 [...] our few days in Griffith we headed west to Robinvale (actually in Victoria) for the second part of our SW New South Wales [...] [...] our few days in Griffith we headed west to Robinvale (actually in Victoria) for the second part of our SW New South Wales [...]

]]> By: Windmills http://journeyerschronicles.com/2008/10/travel-photography/were-home/comment-page-1/#comment-1056 Windmills Tue, 12 May 2009 19:08:20 +0000 http://journeyerschronicles.com/?p=209#comment-1056 [...] One holiday, less that an hour after we’d left home she declared it the best holiday ever when we drove past a windmill.  In the end it turned out to be a mixed bag.  After a massive dust storm in Griffith it became the worst holiday ever.  Fortunes again changed when we reached the Shearer’s Hall of Fame in Hay which has a couple of windmills. [...] [...] One holiday, less that an hour after we’d left home she declared it the best holiday ever when we drove past a windmill.  In the end it turned out to be a mixed bag.  After a massive dust storm in Griffith it became the worst holiday ever.  Fortunes again changed when we reached the Shearer’s Hall of Fame in Hay which has a couple of windmills. [...]

]]> By: Journeyer http://journeyerschronicles.com/2008/10/travel-photography/were-home/comment-page-1/#comment-472 Journeyer Thu, 16 Oct 2008 09:58:04 +0000 http://journeyerschronicles.com/?p=209#comment-472 I don't envy you driving through it. In fact, the guy doing the shearing demonstrations at the Shearers' Hall of Fame told us there were some fairly serious accidents west of Hay as people drove through the dust. It was pretty amazing to watch though. We could see it coming for a couple of hours - the horizon just kept getting redder and darker. I took the kids to see Wall.e while my husband held down the fort. It was kind of ironic to see the dust storms in the movie as well :-) I don’t envy you driving through it. In fact, the guy doing the shearing demonstrations at the Shearers’ Hall of Fame told us there were some fairly serious accidents west of Hay as people drove through the dust. It was pretty amazing to watch though. We could see it coming for a couple of hours – the horizon just kept getting redder and darker. I took the kids to see Wall.e while my husband held down the fort. It was kind of ironic to see the dust storms in the movie as well :-)

]]> By: Lightening http://journeyerschronicles.com/2008/10/travel-photography/were-home/comment-page-1/#comment-471 Lightening Thu, 16 Oct 2008 00:48:29 +0000 http://journeyerschronicles.com/?p=209#comment-471 I think we may have driven through the very same dust storm across the hay plains (unless they've had more than 1 recently). On our way back from Canberra we drove through the worst dust storm I've ever seen. You literally could only see a few feet in front of the car. Was very scary to be driving along and suddenly have another car come out of the dust toward you. Lightenings last blog post..<a href="http://www.lighteningonline.com/2008/10/15/questacon/" rel="nofollow">Questacon</a> I think we may have driven through the very same dust storm across the hay plains (unless they’ve had more than 1 recently). On our way back from Canberra we drove through the worst dust storm I’ve ever seen. You literally could only see a few feet in front of the car. Was very scary to be driving along and suddenly have another car come out of the dust toward you.

Lightenings last blog post..Questacon

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