
This photo was taken by a scientist working on my project in Kingston South East near the Coorong and Lower Lakes region of South Australia. The lack of water is very depressing for all the people who live in that area and depend on water flows from the River Murray for their livelihood.
Click on the photo to read the sign.
A lot of buck passing and not much action by governments. Very sad.
More great skies here.
Photo by Jason Roberts
Oh there really is no water. Very sad indeed. Same here in CA, with very little rainfall and not enough snow pack for the past two years, our rivers and dams are pretty low too.
ReplyDeleteOnce again - the foreground makes the picture - not the least the sign.
ReplyDeleteInteresting but I can't help but notice there's no snow! I know it's summer...but what a shame!
ReplyDeleteInteresting picture!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteHope the sky will help you to fill the lake again.
ReplyDeleteI saw your interest, "drinkng beer" so we' ll drink a "SWF" beer tonight.
Skol
Hartmut
Very sad.
ReplyDeleteThat is sad about the lack of water. If it wasn't a sad situation, the sign would be hilarious. Actually the sign is hilarious, sometimes you just have to laugh but I am sorry about the water issue.
ReplyDeleteThe sky is beautiful -- the situation is really sad, but I too, had to laugh at the sign! I don't think they have to worry about that right now at least! Thanks for sharing, it's a great photo! Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
There is plenty rain and water here Colin!
ReplyDeleteWe have so much here that it easy to forget part of the world like yours. A very real skywatch.
ReplyDeleteOh my - Why is there no more water than that? What happened? Just no rain or what?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I love that sky - Great for Sky Watch Friday!!!
Something else I wanted to ask you about - the photo above isn't as clear as the 2nd photo. Why is that?
ReplyDeleteThey say you'll never know if you don't ask!
I mean no disrespect in any way shape or form!
Good swf photo, I hope you get some water to bring up the level, just not all at once.
ReplyDeleteNice photo of such a sad scene. What project are you working on, it sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteVery sad, water pollution?
ReplyDeleteThe jetty looks very forlorn. Rising or falling waterlevels are causing problems everywhere throughout the world...I'm relieved we've had rain this year here..
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice photo. Too bad about the water situation.
ReplyDeleteThat water really is far beyond the dock.
ReplyDeleteStill the sky is lovely and this makes me miss the beach.