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Today's photo was taken from a bridge spanning the Stuart River, a short distance downstream from Gordonbrok Dam. It is a typical Kingaroy winter scene with winter colours across the grass, a cold overcast sky and the river wending its way through the countryside.
Stuart Highway North, north of the Tropic of Capricorn marker. There is something spiritual in flames and smoke when something sad has happened beside the road.
I had found the poor road-killed orange Wedge-tailed Eagle youngster and was gathering up feathers from around the road when the Bush-fire Brigade truck pulled up beside me and said there was going to be a lot of smoke. I think I said I didn't mind. It was a very sad time.and it suited my mood somehow.
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Stuart, jumping to get the kite that Jemma and Keith were flying on the windy day at the beach in Ventnor.
Local Scotsman and scotch aficionado Stuart MacLean Ramsay provided a local perspective on scotch in Oregon
Stuart, Fla. -- There's plenty of charm in old downtown Stuart, like the Coffee Bar Blue Door located at 38 SE Osceola St.Photo by Peter W. Cross
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M3 and M5 Stuart light tanks were built between 1941 and 1944. Ironically, they're named for Jeb Stuart, who fought against the U.S. Army for the Confederacy during the American Civil War.