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    The famous Opera House: by sarahlizweaver, Views[163]
         		 Lunch at the Harbor!: by sarahlizweaver, Views[701]
         		 Happiness: by jolenevoussem, Views[107]
         		 Peaceful beach on Bruny Island: by sarahlizweaver, Views[189]
         		 The most divine scones.: by sarahlizweaver, Views[179]
     
    The best way to see Hobart!: by sarahlizweaver, Views[205]
         		 At the market with Steffan.: by sarahlizweaver, Views[195]
         		 Enjoying the views on Bruny Island.: by sarahlizweaver, Views[642]
         		 The Great Ocean Road. : by sarahlizweaver, Views[208]
         		 The 12 Apostles at Sunset.: by sarahlizweaver, Views[690]
     
    Pumpkin Bruschetta, Pulled Pork Benedict and good company makes Sarah happy! : by sarahlizweaver, Views[237]
         		 Beautiful connections on the road. : by sarahlizweaver, Views[210]
         		 by sarahlizweaver, Views[230]
         		 Catching some Aussie Footie!: by sarahlizweaver, Views[223]
         		 A sample of the vibrant Street Art in Melbourne.: by sarahlizweaver, Views[237]
     
    Beautiful Melbourne!: by sarahlizweaver, Views[197]
         		 Tree Hugging in Melbourne: by sarahlizweaver, Views[260]
         		 The expert enthusiasts took painstaking time with these detailed landscapes.: by taylortreks, Views[229]
         		 No railway museum would be complete without a model railway!: by taylortreks, Views[260]
         		 The Australian version of the Harvey Houses.: by taylortreks, Views[254]
     
    And if there are women on the train, one must know about etiquette: by taylortreks, Views[234]
         		 The Women and the Railways exhibit described many colourful characters on the lines.: by taylortreks, Views[241]
         		 Baggage scales were instrumental as charges were based on weight.: by taylortreks, Views[110]
         		 A coffin cart built in the 1890s and used for nearly 90 years.: by taylortreks, Views[112]
         		 This inspection car was similar to a 1939 Chevy that Kent's Dad once owned.: by taylortreks, Views[126]
     
    Large wall displays gave more info on routes of interest in South Australia.: by taylortreks, Views[156]
         		 The exhibits were well explained with posters. The museum covered train service from the 1920s through the present.: by taylortreks, Views[114]
         		 Yet another building and displays of trains used for passenger routes throughout Australia.: by taylortreks, Views[153]
         		 This would have been a great way to get to the wineries in the Barossa Valley!: by taylortreks, Views[98]
         		 We had to look twice at this sign!!!: by taylortreks, Views[132]
     
    Dave unlocked the cab and gave us a close up look inside.: by taylortreks, Views[148]
         		 This engine began service in 1951 and lasted 34 years.: by taylortreks, Views[92]
         		 This is the first diesel locomotive used for passenger service in South Australia.: by taylortreks, Views[93]
         		 As well as various passenger carriages.: by taylortreks, Views[136]
         		 Rolling stock included vintage steam locomotives.: by taylortreks, Views[151]
     
    The miniature train took us around the museum.: by taylortreks, Views[142]
         		 Woo-woo! We're HOPING to watch out for trains!: by taylortreks, Views[106]
         		 Who woulda' thought you'd find a train museum at the port?: by taylortreks, Views[130]
         		 As the sun fades, the rock becomes a deeper red. We look forward to returning to Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[231]
         		 The sun is starting to set, so the the ridges and crevices are more pronounced.: by taylortreks, Views[290]
     
    On our drive around before sunset, we spotted this gouge in the rock.: by taylortreks, Views[242]
         		 The sun has nearly set. (sigh!) Good night, Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[272]
         		 Everyone wants a good photo this evening!: by taylortreks, Views[207]
         		 What a difference 30 minutes makes. When the sun starts setting, you can see the eons carved on Uluru.: by taylortreks, Views[124]
         		 Uluru is glorious in bright sunshine.: by taylortreks, Views[175]
     

         		 Yum! He's definitely enjoying his snack.: by taylortreks, Views[111]
         		 On our way to the carpark, we spotted this parrot. He is NOT sharing his snack with anyone!: by taylortreks, Views[210]
         		 The blue sky and puffy white clouds made a gorgeous backdrop for the distinctive red rock.: by taylortreks, Views[146]
         		 Our second stop was at the Valley of the Winds.: by taylortreks, Views[160]
     
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