This is salt.
Surprisingly there is not a lot of editing that has gone into these photos, despite how they may appear.
Why it's so devastating is because this salt is now an inch deep in places, where a beautiful swamp used to be.
I always enjoy taking photos and processing them, but sometimes there's a bit of bitter sweetness when you're taking photos of something that is so awful.
The below footage was taken from my drone in March this year.
These photos below are from the same place in July 2017
You can see the swamp behind the fie in the above.
So you may well understand why it was such devastating event for us and there wasn't a lot we could do. The tide broke the banks!! In places that we've never seen before. It was the biggest tide I've even seen here.
So to quell some of the depression that comes with our salt invasion, we got some pics of this years weaners and once again I'm so happy with them and so proud of my husband for the work that he puts into making them so quiet and in such forward condition.
First year heifers
From my phone
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| Pirate |
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| Who is that child!! |
Sooking it up with dad!
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| Breakfast at Banksia. And we wonder why or kids are mental lol |
Rightio, here's one real quick from my favourite gals at the moment Pistol Annies I feel a sin coming on. Hope you all have a cracker week. xx
