While I've posted the rail and cemetery images from the goldfields of central Victoria, I'd put off a series of the other images until now.

A brand of flour I'd never heard of - Maldon's main street
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72 Main Street
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North British Mine ruins
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Grand Junction Mine quartz kilns
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Room with a view - miner's cottage, Gowar
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Miner's cottage - Forest Creek
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Thoughts and comments welcome.

Cheers Bob - I like them anyway!

No 3 has the most potential for mine, I agree with Gareth.
There is a bright area shining through the foliage that is a little distracting, and the LHS might benefit from a tighter crop.

I'm wondering what it would look like as a mono (but that's just me ).

The two portraits would be my pick Bob - are these shots cropped per chance, where you could re-extend them further down the torso by a little?

Cheers mate.

As have I - the slate series was especially enjoyable Andrew.

The one small-ish consolation may be that what you heard was a BANG - not a BANG-tinkle...

Andrew,

In fact, with a slight crop of the LHS, the wall remaining then leads into the same area of mountain as the light - works well for me.

Just located the relevant entry in the Manual, Army, Defence:
Device, Stealth, Wildlife, for Elimination of, khaki, drab, UoM - each. Humour, Sense of, Optional - Specify if Reqd. (Regt Issue Only)

I think that's the right one...

Thanks Steve - I didn't see Pentax mentioned at all in the dialogue box drop down list...