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A lot of the elementary schools have these fish on their fences. I think it is a craft project which is also used to teach the kids about the value of clean water to the other creatures in out world. The fish snaking along the fences look very cool.
Just looked it up: The mission of the Stream of Dreams Murals Society is to educate communities about the life and function of their watersheds, rivers and streams, while dazzling them with the charm of community art.
NZ streams are gushing and flowing, over large boulders....the hallmarks of a new country. Large mountains were formed from earthquakes and volcanoes, and large boulders are present due to the first part of the cycle of erosion :)
Plenty of 'chi' in this country, the new country... In comparison, Australia, being the oldest country in the world, has not many mountains, and creeks with sandy beds that hardly flow... Water is mostly still...there is a different kind of energy here...
I went for a hike to see what Irene and Lee did to the woods behind the house. There's been so much rain that there were little streams all over where there had never been any before. I've walked through these woods since I was a little kid and I've never seen one at this spot before. I set the shutter for 10 seconds and ran up to sit on a rock so I could turn it into a ghostly self-portrait of sorts. The mosquitoes were awful!
While photographing a graf piece off Rustenburg Road I spotted a number of newspaper headline posters floating in the badly polluted stream - "Diesel Fumes Kill Six Kids...." Little bit downstream a couple of ducks were swimming 'round in a bend in the stream amongst some rocks. Contrast of Jozi living
I believe this is my last snowy winter scene to post. It's similar to a previous post, with an Orton effect. This is a stream in Mill Creek Park, Ohio.
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