i appreciate your comments

Every thursday the people from the township are allowed to collect

timber for their daily needs. I caught this guy on his way back after

his hard day of work collecting timber that needs to last until next

thursday. His english was very poor, but the friendliness of the

Zimbabwean people was shown through this friendly guy.

Zimbabwe is a wonderful country, thankfully things are getting better,

praise the Lord.

Three weeks in this amazing country was some the best time of my life.

Coming from Australia I had never seen real poverty or hardship. When

someone can't even afford propper shoes for their children and live in

such poverty, yet they still smile and laugh. Such a touching place to

visit.

Thanks for the comment, I did the frame in PS.

Firtstly I did all the adjustments, etc.

Copied the inside part the photo onto the layer above, then added a shadow around it using the preset thing(it has the symbol "f").

Then on the bottom layer I made it darker I think.

Well I hope that explains it.

Well this is my Pa's Bullock Train, last holidays I discovered all

about my families history on my fathers side. Pa died when my Dad was

5yrs old, and he lost contact with that side of the family. Anyway

this is on Pa's old farm that is once again owned by some one in the

family, I also got to see the milk shed he built, the old steam engine

that use to saw the wood. This was all made possible by Max the first

direct Dyer rellie we have ever met outside our imadiate family, he's

in his 70's and new all the history arround Bairnsdale, Omeo in

Victoria, Australia. Max is one of those typical bush fellos, with the

bush yarns to go along.

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