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Cassowaries blew through

PostDateIcon May 1st, 2010 | PostAuthorIcon Author: admin

Cooper Creek Cassowaries

Very heavy rainfall in early April provided the flushing needed to allow for Cooper Creek to express is bluest qualities.  Catching the creek at its best is hit and miss, but somewhere in between the silted brown flood waters and ultimate crystal clarity, is a glowing blue that is definitely worth trying to capture.

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