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<blockquote data-quote="Ijustwant1" data-source="post: 795214" data-attributes="member: 13002">[ATTACH]383561[/ATTACH][ATTACH]383562[/ATTACH]Well here I go with my first Blog , my wife said &quot; why do you want to do that ? &quot; ... Well I want to document my journey with my Nikon , and will post a Blog entry and photo once a week , well this week has been busy and tonight the girls ( my wife and youngest daughter ) and myself are going to see P!nk in Adelaide ( South Australia ) it should be quite a night . well my first photo was taken last week end in The Ring of Oaks in Gumeracha&nbsp; ( South Australia )Salem Baptist Church was built in 1846 and is the oldest Baptist church still in use in South Australia. Baptism for this denomination involves total immersion of the body and at Salem Church they achieved this across the road, where a permanent pool of clear water was fed by a spring. &nbsp; but an earthquake about 100 years ago closed it and they planted 12 oak trees around the spring, all photos are in South Australia unless stated otherwise ! I also welcome comments and critique , so here we go.................</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ijustwant1, post: 795214, member: 13002"] [ATTACH=CONFIG]383561._xfImport[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]383562._xfImport[/ATTACH]Well here I go with my first Blog , my wife said " why do you want to do that ? " ... Well I want to document my journey with my Nikon , and will post a Blog entry and photo once a week , well this week has been busy and tonight the girls ( my wife and youngest daughter ) and myself are going to see P!nk in Adelaide ( South Australia ) it should be quite a night . well my first photo was taken last week end in The Ring of Oaks in Gumeracha ( South Australia )[FONT=Lucida Sans unicode]Salem Baptist Church was built in 1846 and is the oldest Baptist church still in use in South Australia. Baptism for this denomination involves total immersion of the body and at Salem Church they achieved this across the road, where a permanent pool of clear water was fed by a spring. [/FONT] but an earthquake about 100 years ago closed it and they planted 12 oak trees around the spring, all photos are in South Australia unless stated otherwise ! I also welcome comments and critique , so here we go................. [/QUOTE]

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