A very depleted Hopkins Falls

This shows how dry we are becoming here now. I was to drive home along the Great Ocean Road to have a collection of photos for my 365 project ---- but coffee at 10am with friends in Ocean Grove turned into lunch until 3 o'clock :) The weather was also grey, dull and windy so I made a decision to come straight home on the highway - maybe another day :) The falls are just out of Warrnambool.

[Sharon Lee]

It’s funny how brunch turns into lunch with good company.

[Diana]

It is always nice catching up with friends, especially if the weather is dull. A lovely shot of the falls.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Lovely shot of the trickling fall !

[Babs]

Wow it does look dry.

[Lee]

I've never seen so many waterfalls in a row, I'll bet it looks spectacular in full flow.

[Sam]

WOW, that sure looks dry!

[Jane Anderson]

Yet other parts of Australia have had so much flooding!

[Kerry McCarthy]

Pretty spot.

[Tom]

This really captures the dryness, not only the falls but the brown vegetation

[Merrelyn]

It's still a pretty sight Denise. I imagine that the water would thunder over it after decent rains :)

[Carole G]

Sounds like a good day out, the falls do look more like a trickle at the moment

[carol white]

Still a lovely scene, despite the lack of rain ☔

[KoalaGardens🐨]

yes it's tragic, so much drought :(

[Peter]

Its amazing the difference between here and Townsville both tragic in there own way, its a lovely image Denise it really tells a story:)

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Wonderful shot

[Pyrrhula]

Very dry. Great pic. never the less. We had rain all day to day.

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture and would be even more when the falls are in full flow .

[Rick]

Great capture.

[Marnie]

Sounds like a great way to spend a chunk of your day. A bit sad to see the depleted falls though. We need some of the rain from up north.

[Ron]

Hope you get some rain soon. A sad depiction of the drought.