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A Day in the Life of the Wonthaggi Wetlands Conservation Park

7/4/2022

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Anne Heath Mennell
9/4/2022 01:07:13 pm

Thank you Gayle,
Beautiful images and words.
Aren't we lucky to have our wetlands and other green spaces?
Lets continue to look after them and all the life-forms which call
them home.

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Gayle Marien link
21/4/2022 08:41:27 pm

I couldn't agree more Anne. I'm happy to promote the wetlands, I love them and hope for preservation through popularity. Te more people that enjoy them the more likely they are to be cared for.

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Linda D
9/4/2022 03:25:41 pm

Beautifully put together, thanks for sharing and reminding us of local nature places to visit.

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Gayle Marien link
21/4/2022 08:39:28 pm

Thank you Linda. The wetlands are well used. I live nearby and so spend a lot of time there with my camera. I'm always pleased to see and talk with the many people enjoying the wetlands.

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Barb Cumming
9/4/2022 04:51:11 pm

Beautiful photos & presentation Gayle. You have a wonderful artistic talent. Hope all is good with you. Barb

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Gayle Marien link
21/4/2022 08:37:55 pm

Thanks Barb. This was my response to a photographic group monthly project - a photo essay. The group has a strong conservation through photography goal and I am pleased the Bass Coast Post was willing to share it.

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Timmy T
10/4/2022 08:17:07 am

Wonderfully done. Thank you for sharing 😊

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Gayle Marien link
21/4/2022 08:42:02 pm

Thank you Timmy, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

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