Landscapes by Ian Beattie Gallery

A camping and picnic area on the Murray River

A camping and picnic area on the Murray River, longest permanent river in the jarrah forest and one of the few major rivers not dammed. In spring and summer the river flows slowly and is a favourite with canoeists; in winter its white water and fast current challenge more experienced canoeists and kayakers. Lane Poole Reserve, Dwellingup, Western Australia, Australia

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Colonels Homestead and gardens at Walter Peak Station

Colonel's Homestead and gardens at Walter Peak Station on the southwestern shore of Lake Wakatipu, first built in 1908 and rebuilt after a fire in 1977. It is now a restaurant. The gardens were begun in the 1870s by the original owners, the Mackenzie family. Near Queenstown, Otago, New Zealand

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Attraction, Building, Countryside, Exterior, Farming, Landscape, Ranch, Scenery, South Island, Southern Alps, Station, Tourist, Walter Peak High Country Farm, Working

Kawerau River and Gorge and and the lower of the two small hydro electricity power stations fed by Roaring Meg stream

Kawerau River and Gorge and and the lower of the two small hydro electricity power stations fed by Roaring Meg stream. Kawarau Suspension Bridge, the birthplace of bungy jumping, is about 22 km upstream. Near Queenstown, Central Otago, New Zealand

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1930s, Dams, Electricity, Fast, Flowing, Generation, Green, High Angle View, Landscape, Scenery, Swift Flow, Water