Cool Bowties
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I just noticed that i have been a bit "heavy" the last 2 days, I guess a trip to DC war memorial will do that to you..
So lets lighten the mood a bit with a cool cat with a crazy top hat and some bumpin big bokeh )
This perspective is the equivalent of 'guardrail' photography along the Cane Creek Sub. There is a parking lot along Hwy. 279 for visitors to ditch their vehicles and hike to the Corona/Bowtie arches in Bootlegger Canyon. It was fun to people watch here as I waited for my inbound train to arrive from Potash. The couple nearest the train had just crossed the track, spotted the train coming, and waited so they could take photographs. To my right is the massive cut at milepost 31, the background for many a selfie, dog, and family portrait on April 19, 2019.
Bowtie Arch und Corona Arch sind berühmte Ziele für Wanderliebhaber abseits der Potash Road. Die Wanderung selbst ist recht einfach und die Landschaft ist auf dem gesamten Weg wunderschön.
After a brief stop to re-start CLF2, CLP12 leads the charge out of Mittagong with empty grain train 2343 to Lake Cargelligo for Allied Pinnacle.
Thursday 3rd April 2025
Well this little character did not have much else to do while the one at the other end of the lead was stood gassing to other walkers !!
Seen on the south Walk Trelissick just near to the Trelissick pier entrance . This really was a point and push the button job while he was checking what I was doing - either that or he was just bored when he should be doing walkies !!
Not sure though but I think he might be a bit on the posh side out there in the middle of the day in formal attire sporting his tweed or whatever bow-tie !!