
A contrail, or chemtrail if you are a conspiracy theorist, over the farm in Strathbogie.
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A contrail, or chemtrail if you are a conspiracy theorist, over the farm in Strathbogie.

Strathbogie sit under the flight path between Melbourne and Sydney. Back before the COVID pandemic this was the second busiest air corridor in the world. And given that the two cities are less than an hour apart, there was plenty on opportunity for contrails.

The gum tree in the horse paddock on the farm in Strathbogie on a clear day back in June 2013.

The fire lookout at the top of the 799m (2,621ft) Mt Wombat. This is almost 5 years after the similar view on Brizbunny, from New Year’s Day 2007. Not too much has changed, but at least the track had been resurfaced.

The view across the Yarra and through the Alexandra Gardens to the Arts Centre Spire.

The wide vista from the Yeddonba Aboriginal Cultural Site.

Blue skies and fluffy blue clouds way back in 2010.

A February 2010 view of Polly McQuinn’s weir just outside Strathbogie.

Freshly extracted rock on the farm. Great sheets of this rock break through the soil all over the Strathbogie Plateau, just waiting to be broken up into manageable blocks.

An up-close shot of the Noojee Trestle Bridge showing the slender timbers that are used in its construction.

The Melbourne Arts & Entertainment Centre Spire in splendid isolation against a bright, blue sky.