Driving through Corop, Goulburn Valley, Australia

July 27, 2022  •  12 Comments

Once a month, I drive through Corop to Shepparton for work. Corop is a small town with a population of 37. I am not even sure if this can be called a town at all. 

 

For the last 10 years, I often wonder if the zombies would come out of these buildings. Petrol price is often quite expensive and that is how I know the existence of men.

 

Every winter drive through here reveals the dense fogs that I have to drive through in early mornings. Thrilling but also beautiful. 

 

This is a short piece since life is becoming busy again. For my mortgage!

Castlemaine Town Post

 

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Comments

Mari(non-registered)
I love misty mornings. I don't know if that can be considered a town either. Beautiful pics!
kwarkito(non-registered)
all these pictures are gorgeous ! Great work
Jutta(non-registered)
Wonderful and impressive shots !
roentare(non-registered)
Thank you very much for your message on my blog. It is now very different in blogsphere. I quit the whole social media when all the sites were bot-attacked and hijacked by scammers
Alan Bates(non-registered)
Such beautiful, magical photos. Especially the last.

Blogging is getting more difficult. It is much easier to just post a photo on instagram but I like the longer form of blogging where you can get to know people. Myself, I used to post daily, for years and years. Now I post once to three times a week and post to instagram once or twice a day.

It will be interesting where blogging goes.
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