Beacon Hill Park, Victoria
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Photography by Leslie Robinson 
Great Spring photos. I like the rugged rock outcrops and nice textures in all the photos. I don’t think I’ve been there.
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Thanks, Ken! These were taken with my cell phone camera because my camera battery died, but I think they turned out pretty well for cell phone pics.
Beacon Hill Park is one of my favourite places. You should definitely take a stroll through it if you find yourself in Victoria. It’s about a ten minute walk from downtown, so it’s easily accessible.
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Oops, the middle one was taken with my waterproof camera (not my regular camera), but the top and bottom photos are cell phone pics.
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What a great place. I really like the composition of the middle photo.
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Thank you! The children and I love that park.
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