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Thanks for checking out my images, most of which are from the beautiful Gippsland region!

04/11/2026

A few more from Sunday, only caught the one race but boy they are great to watch!!
JOE Racing
Glenmaggie & District Boat Club

03/11/2026

Well that was a first watching the Glenmaggie & District Boat Club race day.
I only caught the last race, due to work but WOW it's good viewing!
Might have to wag a whole day next year to come watch!!
Here some shots of GP1 Grand Prix Hydroplane Race Team doing there thing in spectacular style!

25/10/2026

Sadly, I was at work on Wednesday night when the storm hit Traralgon, so I missed out on the action. Luckily, I was free later last night and managed to head out for another attempt… although attempt really is the ultimate word! 😂

The rain made things incredibly challenging, trying to get close enough to capture the action without getting caught in the absolute downpour. We ended up taking shelter in Yinnar as the storm rolled through, and it absolutely bucketed down! 🌧️⛈️

Definitely an adventure, but I guess you have to take the good with the bad when chasing.
Yinnar Bakery Coffee Shop

17/10/2026

Had a lovely night out at the Cowwarr Gippsland Railway Dog! 🌙✨ Waiting patiently for the clouds to clear to catch a glimpse of the beautiful starry sky. 🌌

Jo Caminiti - Artist, Maker, Grower
Gippsland Plains Rail Trail

02/10/2026

Our sheepies had the biggest, squishiest hugs from Joel at Barton Shearing yesterday and they’ve come away with brand-new hairdos, plus a full Pedi and manicure! 🐑✂️💅🏼💕

They’re looking a little bit naked and very funny right now, but they’re feeling fresh, clean and oh-so-soft after their pampering session. 😂

With the wet and chilly weather upon us, we’ve made sure they have plenty of fresh, cosy bedding to snuggle down into and hide away in over the next few days while they adjust to having a little less of their natural warmth.

They might not be too impressed with their new summer ‘dos just yet, but they’ll be much happier, healthier and more comfortable once they settle in. 🥰🐑

A huge thank you to Joel @ Barton Shearing for taking such good care of our fluffy babies and giving them all the TLC they needed!
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Contact Joel at Barton Shearing for all your small mob shearing needs. Thanks Joel. 😃

Now it’s time for plenty of cuddles, cosy bedding and keeping those freshly shorn sheepies warm and dry! 🐑🛏️🌧️💕

22/09/2026

Friday nights sky sure did put on a show!!

20/09/2026

Thoughts going out tonight for Seacombe, Paradise Beach & Golden Beach residents and CFA crew.
The wind is just horiffic atm.
You know it's not great when you can see the plume from home!

05/09/2026

One clean crawler, a few rain-wrapped strikes, and a chase that was over far too soon. Still, nothing beats being out there when the sky puts on a show. ⚡🌩️

28/08/2026

The one that wasn’t on the map! Well… not on ours anyway! 😂

Luckily, we had an eagle-eyed kid in the backseat who spotted it just as we were driving past. Naturally, we had to turn around — because who knows what else we might have missed!

And what a great little find it turned out to be.

The Birchip silo tells the story of local lad Ray Neville, who, at just 15 years old, rode a horse called Rimfire in the 1948 Melbourne Cup.

Now, neither Ray nor Rimfire were exactly tipped to win. In fact, they were 80–1 outsiders, and Rimfire wasn’t even expected to make it to the start after suffering from sore legs.

Ray had only had his jockey licence for eight weeks and, according to the story, wasn’t even told he was riding in the Cup until the morning of the race — presumably so he could actually get some sleep instead of lying awake worrying about it!

But somehow, this unlikely pair pulled it off.

Rimfire crossed the line in one of the tightest finishes the Melbourne Cup had ever seen, beating Dark Marne by a nose. It was the first Melbourne Cup decided by a photo finish.

Not bad for a 15-year-old apprentice, an exhausted horse and odds of 80–1! 🐎

The mural was painted by St Arnaud artist Kyle Torney in March 2026 and is GrainCorp’s 20th silo art project.

So, thank you to our backseat navigator for spotting this one. 😂

It just goes to show… sometimes the best things on a road trip are the ones you weren’t actually looking for! 🚗💨❤️

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