The sight of flowing water is rare in Adelaide at this time of the year. This waterfall is at the Thorndon Park Reservoir Reserve. Water flows from one lake into another and is recirculated with water transfer chutes. The reserve, opened to the public in 1979, underwent major redevelopment in 2003.
Monday, December 17, 2007
Man-made waterfall
The sight of flowing water is rare in Adelaide at this time of the year. This waterfall is at the Thorndon Park Reservoir Reserve. Water flows from one lake into another and is recirculated with water transfer chutes. The reserve, opened to the public in 1979, underwent major redevelopment in 2003.
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Man Made, but still gorgeous! Nothing beats the sound of rushing water...
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