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    A couple surrounded by fishermen admire the falling sun at Henley Beach, South Australia. : by sebriebolge, Views[238]
         		 A fisherman heads out early in the morning, at one of South Australia's most populated coastal towns, Victor Harbour. : by sebriebolge, Views[217]
         		 A magician performs his act against the falling sun in Glenelg, South Australia.: by sebriebolge, Views[260]
         		 Old lovers find a beach for themselves basking in romance which requires no artifice to produce. Each breath is clean and the water so clear it is difficult not to want to touch your toes in the water or run your hands through the sand. It is here that dreams are fulfilled with merely the setting of the sun and the turning of the tide.: by katieflight, Views[559]
         		 This simple shack overlooks the stretch of coast and out to sea. People choose to live simply and are willing to forgo the drawcards of a materialistic life, forsaking riches and the accumulation of possessions in order to live a humble life tucked away in a beautiful place. The simple life, with simple things and simple dreams: by katieflight, Views[403]
     
    The day drawing to a close, attention changes from the rider to deep chats: by tommyfeeney, Views[251]
         		 In this town there is a post office, a doctor, a petrol station, an eatery - what you need and no more. : by katieflight, Views[268]
         		 The boats are plain and the wear tells of many a year of hard use but they provide a living for the locals who care little about show. Many have spent their whole lives with each day rising early to work and will happily work this way until the day they die.: by katieflight, Views[287]
         		 A three fall rule before changing riders means Breno is up next and it shows : by tommyfeeney, Views[234]
         		 St Helens is a long way from anywhere in the far corner of a quiet island. Here it is not hard to find seclusion As the sun rises men take to their boats and glide across the water cracking the surface of the water creating ripples which echo across the bay. The catch is oysters and the bay will not disappoint. : by katieflight, Views[222]
     
    Dedication, focus, determination are all required in this leisure activity: by tommyfeeney, Views[275]
         		 A decision to try surfing the wake requires everyone to work together: by tommyfeeney, Views[191]
         		 A mix of full sunshine, wakeboarding and beers is a perfect combination for naps: by tommyfeeney, Views[261]
         		 A bench and its minimalism. One of the many pleasures of life would be having to sit down and watch the waves roll. Bondi Beach: by concernthinker, Views[307]
         		 Life's a journey. And in this journey, there's no going back. Sydney Olympic Park: by concernthinker, Views[236]
     
    An afternoon stroll in Sydney's Olympic Park. It's nice to know that amidst the fast pace in Sydney, people still do find time to go out and enjoy simpler moments. : by concernthinker, Views[258]
         		 you can not find anywhere in the world same as this secret Garden. Hunter Valley Garden. Amazing: by jungleboy, Views[255]
         		 This is not a card postal, here is Huntervalley, just look at the colour of the trees, you have to see it to beleive it, no comment.: by jungleboy, Views[215]
         		 by jungleboy, Views[169]
         		 In the way of Jenolan , about 40 miunets walk towards to north you will find an old rural area with an amazing view of an unbelivible spring: by jungleboy, Views[223]
     
    This lake has recognized by 1896, due to hydro carbonated and some chemical matterial has a blue colour, no life in this beautifullll lake.: by jungleboy, Views[369]
         		 These tracks are at the switching junction on the way to the canola sheds for filling. They have been here for years without being refreshed as only one train goes through a day at most: by lorip, Views[554]
         		 This freight train (about 1km long) only comes through Bogan Gate once a day. It doesn't stop or even toot its horn, just passes on by. Good thing too as there is no-one around to catch it.: by lorip, Views[625]
         		 These sheds are in use for only a few weeks of the year. when the canola harvest is on. This particular shed holds 200,000 tones of grain when full.: by lorip, Views[623]
         		 Empty canola grain sheds at Bogan Gate, NSW. This shed holds 20,000 tones of grain when full. Harvest starts in about 2 to 3 weeks.: by lorip, Views[1247]
     
    49 weeks of the year Bogan Gate, NSW is a ghost town. In 2 to 3 weeks time, the area will be thriving with workers to harvest the canola grain.: by lorip, Views[1550]
         		 Morgans Beach, Winter time: by bonniesphotography, Views[204]
         		 2011 Outdoor Education Camp: by bonniesphotography, Views[243]
         		 Victor Harbor: by bonniesphotography, Views[234]
         		 Old Ruins - Flinders Ranges: by bonniesphotography, Views[248]
     
    Pitchi Ritchi Railway - Flinders Ranges : by bonniesphotography, Views[235]
         		 The sky's the limit: by sarahjane, Views[232]
         		 Rabbit Proof Fence: by sarahjane, Views[276]
         		 Cirsium vulgare growing wild: by sarahjane, Views[240]
         		 Afternoon delight: by sarahjane, Views[232]
     
    Padaung woman with traditional neck piece, village at Inle Lake, Myanmar: by marcevans, Views[408]
         		 Wild flowers growing along the fence: by sarahjane, Views[233]
         		 Local way of life on Inlay Lake in the floating gardens, Inle Lake, Myanmar: by marcevans, Views[272]
         		 Young monk at monastery in the country at Kalaw, Myanmar: by marcevans, Views[228]
         		 Enjoying the view over the temples of Bagan, Myanmar: by marcevans, Views[216]
     
    Sunset at U Bein Bridge longest teak bridge in the world, Amarapura, Myanmar: by marcevans, Views[509]
         		 Sometimes they make the process difficult.: by csmithers, Views[187]
         		 Eagerly waiting for dinner and a walk.: by csmithers, Views[198]
         		 Maggie has hand raised all of her animals.: by csmithers, Views[181]
         		 Maggie's farm, almost feeding time.: by csmithers, Views[186]
     
    School from 6am to 11am, and the rest of the day til 5pm is spent selling paper origami birds. Sras Srang, Cambodia.: by vinhpham, Views[190]
         		 A Buddhist monk sits beside a plethora of handmade bracelets in return for a small donation to the temple. Angkor Wat, Cambodia.: by vinhpham, Views[379]
         		 Residents pray to one of the many gods in Angkor Wat. Angkor Wat, Cambodia.: by vinhpham, Views[287]
         		 Equipped with a a small cup and an oar, they go about the river asking for donations from the tourists. Tonle Sap, Cambodia.: by vinhpham, Views[225]
         		 Crane housing looking up Clunes - Vic: by clunes, Views[267]
     
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