There was an earth tremor while I was taking photos of this footbridge between the MCG and the tennis centres. I didn't think a jogging man would make it shake like that...
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Wow, I'm glad there were no tremors while I was there - at least that I'm aware of our heard about (and I'm sure someone would have told me). Nice shot.
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