Continuing from:
Toy Run (Part 1)
Toy Run is an event when motorcyclists get together to donate toys to underprivileged children. In Melbourne, the annual Toy Run was held last Sunday (13 December 09).
All the participants rode to Williamstown (a suburb outside Melbourne). It was a cloudy day. When the sun is out, Williamstown is usually busy with locals and tourists.
Not much activity at the marina
This bird has found a quiet spot to nest
The Melbourne CBD can be seen in the background.
Salvation Army volunteers collecting donations
Since it’s the festive season, here’s a Christmas tree on a bike.
My submission to Watery Wednesday. Please click on the link for more photos.
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19 comments:
Great shots. I like the bird's nest you found.
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Lovely images and what a good cause. I simply adore pic #2.
I like seeing the seagull test! Very neat
beautiful photos!thanks for sharing and visiting my blogs...
This photos prove that the spirit of Christmas is alive and well! Great shots!
lil birdy in the middle of the sea...can only see its backside
A smile from SJ =)
Great set of photos, I love the birds nest.
Love that white lone bird on her watery nest.
What a cool thing to do. This was uplifting. Thanks.
love the photo of bird nesting. excellent watery post!
Great shot of the bird!;-)
I love the marina shot. Now, I am a bit worried about the mini christmas tree on the bike. Will it fall when the bike starts to move?
Everyone writes a comment about the bird which is also my favorite. I wonder what it is about the photo/bird/nest we all like so much. Maybe a since of safety or having a "spot" that is just "mine"
interesting..toy run..
Wonderful shots! I like the ships with their tall masts, the moody sky above them! The bird with her nest looks cozy in the middle of the sea!
What a wonderful cause to collect those toys!
I love the Christmas tree on a bike!
Great photos!
Love the bird nest picuture most!
I like the giant snow flakes on the bike with the Christmas tree. :)
Thanks for sharing! That bird seems well-protected. Her own little castle, as it were.
Check back for another view of Point Bonita. Today's post will be of the lighthouse on the other side of the rock you saw yesterday.
Here are some images «Louis» took of la tour Eiffel when he lived in Paris. (Pardon the odd look of this blog - it got all buggy and Blogger wouldn't help «Louis» fix it, so he quit writing to it. His new blog is HERE.
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