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Category: Nature Reserves

April 24, 2021May 7, 2021 George Handel

Jawbone Flora and Fauna Reserve and Paisley-Challis Wetland, Williamstown

November 25, 2020May 7, 2021 George Handel

Landscapes of Hobsons Bay Coastal Trail

October 21, 2020December 15, 2020 George Handel

A bike ride to Jawbone Flora and Fauna Reserve, Williamstown

September 19, 2020December 15, 2020 George Handel

Matthews Hill Grassland, Sunshine

September 6, 2020May 7, 2021 George Handel

A bicycle ride to Newell’s Paddock, Footscray

August 28, 2020December 15, 2020 George Handel

Newell’s Paddock Conservation Reserve, Footscray

July 31, 2020December 15, 2020 George Handel

Sandy Point Nature Reserve and the Strand, Williamstown

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George is a former Baroque composer and bon vivant. These days he likes riding a bicycle and taking photographs. He no longer likes wigs, gluttony etc.

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Pilgrim Uniting Church, Bayview Rd, Yarraville, Sept 2021. The attractive round brick annex is next to the original church building on Bayview Rd in Yarraville.
‘With and With Each Other’ (Tom Bills, 1998), Footscray, Sept 2021. Cornwell Reserve, across from Footscray Park, is home to monumental concrete sculpture 'With and With Each Other' by American artist Tom Bills (1998). The sculpture, which looks for all the world like a pair of kidneys, was originally located near Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market. It was mothballed in 2002 and appeared again in its current location in 2008.
Daisies, Footscray Park, Sept 2021.
Australian White Ibises over Quarry Park, Footscray, Sept 2021. These much-maligned birds are known colloquially as 'bin chickens' in view of their habit of feeding from bins, but really it just demonstrates their excellent adaptive capabilities. A bit like weeds.
Cranes at new Footscray Hospital site as seen from Quarry Park, Footscray, Sept 2021.
Pacific Black Duck, Edgewater Lake, Burndap Park, Maribyrnong, Sept 2021.
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