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    A young surfer braves the wall of water well, pinping in around.: by tazau, Views[158]
         		 A stunning GC day to play. Just a few days till another week-long storm begins: by tazau, Views[142]
         		 I was going to swim but was warned about blue bottles in the water. Nearly stung: by tazau, Views[399]
         		 Happy New Year 2013! I've just come off work. What a stunning GC moonlit night!: by tazau, Views[151]
         		 Myself - logo: by davidstorm, Views[91]
     
    A rainbow at the end of the walk: by otford, Views[221]
         		 The top of Otford at night : by otford, Views[262]
         		 The top of Otford: by otford, Views[223]
         		 Walk along Otford creek: by otford, Views[238]
         		 Otford train station: by otford, Views[281]
     
    The rancher experiences hazards of the job. : by andershomenick, Views[219]
         		 The Canadians try their luck at wrangling, scared but eager. : by andershomenick, Views[206]
         		 Fearful Canadians look on as the seasoned rancher is in his element. : by andershomenick, Views[422]
         		 A king among men, the rancher. : by andershomenick, Views[282]
         		 The air is stiff with heat and dust as a cowboy watches his herd.: by andershomenick, Views[315]
     
    Looking Up: by tomj, Views[193]
         		 Appreciating the local scenery: by tomj, Views[173]
         		 Kookaburra sitting tall: by tomj, Views[198]
         		 Toorongo River: by tomj, Views[183]
         		 Sherwood Forest: by tomj, Views[178]
     
    Wandering - a walk through the wildlife sanctuary along the river under the trees offers a new perspective of the flora & fauna of the river & respite from the afternoon sun.: by jp3g, Views[228]
         		 Across the River - looks as though some sort of natural disaster has torn through this part of the river leaving a path of destruction but in fact when it becomes hot & dry the tree limbs just fall off. Felt like I should have been wearing a hard hat as we wandered
         		 Camera Shy - this big guy sat up in his tree observing our weird
         		 Winter on the River - usually in July this part of the river is swollen from the winter rainfall but a very dry year so far has resulted in low river levels.: by jp3g, Views[242]
         		 Love Birds - a pair of Galas perch together high up in the shade of a eucalyptus tree.: by jp3g, Views[284]
     
    Surfers Paradise & Beautiful Gold Coast. I fell in love with an Aussie boy and went all the way there to visit him and his beautiful country. We traveled quite a bit. As soon as I arrived to Queensland, I fell in love with this state. We stayed in a nice appartment located in front of the beach and that is how I could take this shot...it was 7am.: by trotamundos_2202, Views[567]
         		 Colonial architecture juxtaposed with modern, the Salamanca Market is a place where people meet, mingle and wander. Sometimes all four seasons meet at the market in one day, yet that won’t keep many away.: by charlesmillenphoto, Views[239]
         		 Tasmania is fiercely proud of its produce, with much being exported to decorate interstate and international tables. This fresh locally grown produce, while a pleasure to eat may wind up as a delicious pear cider from one of many local microbreweries. : by charlesmillenphoto, Views[223]
         		 For three decades local farmers have been bringing their wares to Salamanca Market. They arrive in the pre-dawn hours as the local pubs are emptying and proudly display their produce. The market provides an important meeting ground where a chat with the local character is as rewarding as the crisp, fresh fruit he sells. : by charlesmillenphoto, Views[173]
         		 Salamanca Market pleasantly confuses your senses: a cacophony of sounds with buskers singing and grocers spruiking their wares; the smell of cooking bratwurst or local huon pine crafts; the feel of a merino scarf or soft leather handbag; the taste of a freshly brewed coffee and crunch of juicy apple; all contributing to the bustling sight in front of you. Which way to go?: by charlesmillenphoto, Views[220]
     
    The Hobart waterfront, established during the time of penal settlement has long been a home to the Salamanca Markets, bustling on a Saturday morning. Farmers, Artists & more earn their living here.: by charlesmillenphoto, Views[189]
         		 With 10m tides, every sunset would be reflected on the beach in the thin slick of water. : by chanti, Views[206]
         		 I love taking pictures of people and capturing emotions. For me this picture resembles a level of innocence and confusion after we gave this kid one of our catches. Cameras weren't something these kids were used to.: by chanti, Views[229]
         		 The Catch: by chanti, Views[181]
         		 Sunset Silhouettes: by chanti, Views[191]
     
    These happy kids are from a small remote Indigenous community on the Dampier Peninsula known as Beagle Bay. Comparing this to the 5 star hotels and busyness of Broome only 2 hours away makes you appreciate what's most important in life.: by chanti, Views[207]
         		 Ladies are resting before reaching the gorge to be part of a singing gathering.: by amyjean, Views[262]
         		 Katajuta a place rich in colour, energy, life and story.: by amyjean, Views[279]
         		 Christof, we drew in the sand together then joyfully destroyed our creations : by amyjean, Views[309]
         		 Uluru from the inside, timeless & significant to the people who occupied it.: by amyjean, Views[327]
     
    Chriswell of the Laramba Community is known by his mob as Gi-ggle.: by amyjean, Views[573]
         		 Australia is more than beaches and these two girls in the horses speak of it.: by sauravregmi, Views[267]
         		 The boat hadn't moved at all, and like it, i didn't want to leave this place.: by sauravregmi, Views[228]
         		 Rainbow before the storm at Byron Bay Light House: by sauravregmi, Views[440]
         		 A boy digging sand for gold, as I was digging places for images.: by sauravregmi, Views[498]
     
    Worth starting the tour with these enigmatic architectures.: by sauravregmi, Views[247]
         		 The climb is worth it to catch the view from here in the dying minutes of perfect light. Every second seems precious as I attempt to capture the sheer beauty of the place. It sent tingles down my spine.: by graeme, Views[261]
         		 Crawling through a tight window and into pitch blackness. My Heart racing as I move quickly through the room and into the corridor. Passing more sinister doorways on both sides. It all washes away though when I come to this impressive staircase. Speechless, on autopilot setting up my tripod with my jaw dropped.: by graeme, Views[343]
         		 When it rains the old drainage system floods and spent spray paint cans float to the surface. Beautiful reflections and lines of symmetry holds my attention whilst I dismiss every strange sound as “the wind” or “old creaky building noises”. : by graeme, Views[310]
         		 Just as the sun starts to set over the beach the light streams in and casts epic shadows across the sandy floor. Graffiti covers almost every surface, it’s quite the art gallery. : by graeme, Views[291]
     
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