Walhalla Chronicle
Uploaded: April 07, 2008
Walhalla is a small old gold-mining village in a deep valley in Victoria. It was the site of the richest gold mine in Australia and is now just a historic village. All the buildings are carefully preserved and painted in the correct historic colours. The town was ravaged by bushfires and some of the buildings have been rebuilt over the decades. The Walhalla Chronicle was the town newspaper. (T&P)
Nikon D50 18-200mm
Michelle Alton April 07, 2008
Very cool "from the outside in" shot, Peter. I really like this little town.Peter R. Hammer April 07, 2008
Thanks Michelle. #5758138Tiia Vissak April 08, 2008
a great find! #5759875Peter R. Hammer April 08, 2008
Thanks Tiia. #5759946Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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