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Uploaded: 04/07/10 1:43 PM GMT
Long Jetty
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The Long Jetty, which was opened in 1939, is one kilometre long, and said to be the longest in the southern hemisphere It was originally constructed during WWII to facilitate the berthing of Naval ships during war time. It was then used as a commercial shipping port up until 2003 when it was damaged by fire. Unfortunately it remains unused to this day but I did just hear that plans to restore it are underway!!! It's difficult to imagine the sheer length of it as it is long and L shaped. In this image the section that you cannot see behind me it is approximately 200m long and you can just see the other end on the far right. I think I'll use this for the current contest "FRAMED"

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::Inkeri
04/07/10 8:09 PM GMT
A Fascinating and Fantastic photo..Good luck.
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.rforres
04/12/10 2:55 AM GMT
Interesting perspective! You have great clarity on this one.
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.99TheShadow
04/12/10 4:17 AM GMT
Great pic. Did you have to walk through a lot of mud to get the shot? Looking at those beams, I don't know that I would stand there long.
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.hpdka
04/13/10 11:26 PM GMT
love the angle!! awesome shot!
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.Moongirl7691
04/13/10 11:32 PM GMT
great perspective, love the discoloration on the upper beams, the rusty color, thanks for sharing
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