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    Australia is more than beaches and these two girls in the horses speak of it.: by sauravregmi, Views[315]
         		 The boat hadn't moved at all, and like it, i didn't want to leave this place.: by sauravregmi, Views[287]
         		 Rainbow before the storm at Byron Bay Light House: by sauravregmi, Views[491]
         		 A boy digging sand for gold, as I was digging places for images.: by sauravregmi, Views[537]
         		 Worth starting the tour with these enigmatic architectures.: by sauravregmi, Views[300]
     
    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[299]
         		 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[371]
         		 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[359]
         		 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[319]
         		 Meet South Fremantle Power Station. Closed in 1985 it was stripped of all of its machinery, leaving only an empty shell of a building behind. It’s a massive structure that looks almost prison like from the beach not 300 yards away. Once you step inside though the sheer scale and magnitude of the cavernous structure becomes palpable. Even more so with the knowledge of the history of murders and suicides that have taken place in the years since it was abandoned.: by graeme, Views[967]
     
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         		 Australia's planes are vast, baren and huge but with that being said they are truly beautiful, my journy to the big red centre was topped off with a marvelous sunset.: by ryanyo, Views[261]
         		 Interesting view of the differant rock formations. The black markings are water run offs and that year there was a lot of rainfall and the grass was more green then it had been for a while!: by ryanyo, Views[223]
     
    Up close with the famus Ayers rock or 'Uluru' the sheer cliffs of this rock is truly breath taking.: by ryanyo, Views[204]
         		 Standing ontop of the world, well atleast it felt like it. These are the rock formation know as 'the olgas' and boy they were high up: by ryanyo, Views[187]
         		 My first sight of the ancient rock, boy was i blow away, it was huge.: by ryanyo, Views[181]
         		 Australia is not just beaches, its green and its beautiful.: by sauravregmi, Views[162]
         		 The boat hadn't moved at all, and like it, i didn't want to leave this place.: by sauravregmi, Views[179]
     
    Byron Bay is simply full of colors and it made me love this country even more.: by sauravregmi, Views[175]
         		 This boy was really digging sand for gold, and I was digging for images.: by sauravregmi, Views[181]
         		 Worth starting the tour with these enigmatic architectures.: by sauravregmi, Views[147]
         		 The whispering grasses. Are the gold, and the green of this land. The slow passage of time here only seen through the rust, slowly creeping its way over the tools of the trade. : by aallen, Views[249]
         		 A cowboy contemplates the scene after the muster; the skies, the hills, the heat, this life, this place. He calls this home, this beautiful, dusty sunburnt land. : by aallen, Views[275]
     
    I used to roam free. But now I rest here content in my surroundings. Home to mosses and lichens, kangaroo remains and bullet holes, I am a new eco-system and indelibly part of this place.: by aallen, Views[233]
         		 The green and gold of olden times. Miles away from the nearest road, a dirt track from Nimmitabel gradually disappears into nothing and leads us here. Our home for Christmas, if only it could be forever. I look at this vista and reminisce about the Australia before my time, the Australia in books of old. The colours of the past, here in the present. : by aallen, Views[370]
         		 After a long night of hard work, it all starts again at dawn as first light streams through the windows of our house.: by simbolism, Views[418]
         		 My brother was one of the first students to receive a laptop as part of Kevin Rudd's
         		 An ongoing problem with the Year 12 HSC curriculum is that it encourages students like my brother to 'rote' learn, memorising essays and responses to typical questions in exams. Here, my brother is writing out an essay he is trying to memorise.: by simbolism, Views[473]
     
    The onset of high tech gadgets has changed the way kids study in my brother's generation. My brother is often working on a laptop, and communicating to his friends via an iPad, and listening to music on his iPod.: by simbolism, Views[701]
         		 My brother, Henderson, is in Year 12 this year. Studying may seem trivial to most, but the education system in Australia means that the final mark you obtain in Year 12 can determine the rest of your life. My brother has to study hard, often late into the night, when everyone else in the house has gone to sleep.: by simbolism, Views[579]
         		 The sun sets in Honiara : by crookedphotography, Views[362]
         		 Young children of Longgu find ways to entertain themselves.: by crookedphotography, Views[354]
         		 The river is a place to wash, swim and JUMP. Nangali Village.: by crookedphotography, Views[416]
     
    Chief Bungana and his wife stand outsite their home. Nangali Village.: by crookedphotography, Views[427]
         		 Grandmothers often take care of young ones whilst mothers work in the garden.: by crookedphotography, Views[386]
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