The River

The great river of the south, the Clutha, is the highest level since 1999. There is flooding all the way down to the sea!
We crossed this safely and our first camp was further west beside a farm field on one side and a golf course on the other.
Three Good Things:
1. 6 days later, we are home and I am able to download all photos.
2. No further rain in this area.
3. Safe and sound in our comfortable motorhome!

[julia]

Looks like it is running very high .. best camp on the high land...

[Beryl Lloyd]

A good pov for this lovely scene - love the strong line and repetition in the bridge and the layers of grey in the moody sky !

[Dianne]

I thought that was the Balcutha bridge. Wow - the river is certainly very flooded and grubby looking.

[Dawn]

A lovely pov of this bridge the river is sure running high

[Pat Knowles]

Ooh welcome back, we have missed you! You are so regular with your posting it seemed weird not to see you’re pop up! This is a very fine bridge indeed, lots of ironwork & a magnificent river in full flow underneath! An area I don’t know at all I must have a google! Hope it fines up for you!

[Annie D]

glad you are safe and sound
this is a wonderful image

[Casablanca]

Wow, that does look high! What a magnificent bridge. Hope your weather settles soon.

[Lou Ann]

A beautiful photo. It’s alwsys good to get home!

[Babs]

Hope you camped on high ground.

[katy]

So glad you are safe and sound. This river looks very threatening and I could only imagine if you were not on Highground how dangerous it would’ve been for you.

[Diana]

A stunning capture of this beautiful bridge, Good that all went well for you and that you are back home safe and sound :-)

[Carole G]

For a minute I thought this was the bridge at Huntly Crossing the Waikato River!

[Bep]

Great view!

[Linda Godwin]

Glad you are back! Beautiful bridge and landscape

[FBailey]

Fabulous skies, very moody shot

[gloria jones]

Great pov, lines, composition

[haskar]

Great composition and edit.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

My- the river does look high. We have had so much rain many of our rivers are looking like this too.