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    by sannu, Views[235]
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         		 watching the unseen artist at work with her hues of pink and orange.: by andrewcureton, Views[201]
         		 In the city you can find people in gutters where is you find frogs in the bush: by andrewcureton, Views[218]
     
    thought he was too good so i got his photo anyway after waiting 15min in the sun: by andrewcureton, Views[190]
         		 I couldn't let these two go just seeing how uncanny they looked with their canoe: by andrewcureton, Views[192]
         		 Look twice snap thrice you never know what you'll get out in the paddock : by andrewcureton, Views[229]
         		 by aleksis, Views[177]
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         		 A Straddie Sunset. Stradbroke island: by asurfersdream, Views[681]
         		 Didge to the waves. Local aboringal man summoned the waves for all the surfers: by asurfersdream, Views[711]
     
    Surfer's Rainbow. Bell's Beach. The host beach of the RipCurl comp.: by asurfersdream, Views[841]
         		 The Family. Nick's collection of boards for the many conditions that apply.: by asurfersdream, Views[650]
         		 Early Sunrise. Coolangatta, Gold Coast: by asurfersdream, Views[689]
         		 Little rain for a long time really takes affect on places, even large valleys. Tamborine Mountain has seen a fair share of cruel and relentlessly dry weather, and is beginning to show signs of succumbing. : by ashleighb, Views[197]
         		 We continued on our exploration through parts of Tamborine Mountain that we hadn't really paid much attention to before and came across this view. While my brother and I had both already seen it, my cousin was amazed that he could see Brisbane even with all the fog and the smoke.: by ashleighb, Views[197]
     
    I've lived in Canungra near Tamborine Mountain for years now, and gone to school on the Mountain but I have never really taken the chance to actually explore and just enjoy the place. I took my younger cousin and brother up for a field trip to enjoy the scenes that we had missed. Having lived in the city his whole life my cousin was used to high places and views, but he hadn't seen a view quite like this one before. He was so relaxed and happy, just looking out over the valley.: by ashleighb, Views[213]
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         		 coffs jetty where nothing else matters, so beautful and peaceful: by trista, Views[183]
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    by feemarshall, Views[196]
         		 coffs jetty where nothing else matters, so beautful and peaceful: by trista, Views[160]
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         		 Amongst the porous rock, red dust and machinery are little jewels all along the Arufura coast line, like this example “Little Bondi” Barinjura. Known for its beautiful sandy beach and ideal surf conditions, locals from all around Gove enjoy year round fishing and dry season surfing here. Located approximately 39 km from Nhulunbuy, Little Bondi is accessible by 4WD only.: by milos, Views[695]
         		 One of the pillars of the Gove region is Sean Oconnor who, through a love of rugby, has nurtured and developed a multicultural women’s rugby team to compete in the 2013 Hotter 7’s international rugby tournament. This will be the first ever womens rugby team from Arnhem land to compete in an international tournament.: by milos, Views[740]
     
    The Rio Tinto Alcan Bauxite mine at Yirrkala, provides a place of work for many of the local and transient labour force that reside in Gove. The mine boasts an impressive 26 km conveyor belt which moves 3000 tonne’s of bauxite ore per hour, from the mine to the refinery. There is some speculation on the future of the refinery and therefore its impact on the Gove community in general.: by milos, Views[1053]
         		 up close and personal with the crab me and my son found on the beach.: by trista, Views[162]
         		 A group of local indigenous boys take time to throw down some hoops at Yirrkala. Local NGO and Corporate organisations are bringing together communities and cultures through sports in an effort to up skill the indigenous population, but it is a tough road to travel as the local schools have an average 30% attendance rate.: by milos, Views[960]
         		 A lonely tree weathers the Sea and all nature has to through at it. Town beach or Gadalathami as it is locally known, is home to this sturdy tree. The tree roots are imbedded into the porous rock that is prevalent through out the area which is extensively mined for bauxite. : by milos, Views[753]
         		 Back home in Banthula, Banthay talks of his plans to sell his abundant banana harvest at the markets in town, the possibility of solar energy functioning in his homeland, and the importance of working together to move forward despite cultural differences.: by nickyakehurst, Views[509]
     
    Steamrail carries out restorations and overhauls the fleet of trains that are in regular operation.: by amirg, Views[303]
         		 Basma and her husband Banthay watch eagerly to see if
         		 Vintage steam and diesel locomotives have been lovingly looked after by a small group of employees and enthusiastic volunteers at Newport rail yards.: by amirg, Views[334]
         		 Steamrail workshop is located at Newport, Victoria, Australia. This facility dates back to the 1880's. It is the birthplace of many locomotives and their carriages. : by amirg, Views[898]
         		 Banthay walking back from Fourth Creek after catching six fish on a hand reel in the space of an hour.: by nickyakehurst, Views[288]
     
    The vintage train has been fully restored and is not a replica. It is authentic.: by amirg, Views[370]
         		 After Banthay, Basma and Simon were finished digging for sand crabs, Jennifer makes a pipe from a locally known, soft centred coastal tree. The story to accompany her work had everyone laughing while the tide went out.: by nickyakehurst, Views[216]
         		 Fully authentic steam and diesel locomotives still exist today and rely heavily on volunteers and the tourist trade to survive.: by amirg, Views[355]
         		 Simon, a remote area nurse, bumps into Banthay, a traditional owner of the land, on the sand dunes that divide entangled mangroves and the ocean at Ganpura.: by nickyakehurst, Views[264]
         		 Boxers training at Bondi Beach as the sun rises.: by pixelchicken, Views[196]
     
    Getting in sync with a canine friend to start the day.: by pixelchicken, Views[216]
         		 A small step towards a greener city.: by pixelchicken, Views[182]
         		 City workers make their morning commute to their second home.: by pixelchicken, Views[140]
         		 Early morning walkers brave the cold morning: by nans, Views[164]
         		 A solo canoeist reaches the shore after his early morning venture: by nans, Views[177]
     
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