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    Go on Alice, go down the rabbit hole...: by sianmercel, Views[282]
         		 Fight for your last breath - from Apocalypse : by sianmercel, Views[271]
         		 Stay with me until the end - from Apocalypse : by sianmercel, Views[295]
         		 I will save you... - from Apocalypse : by sianmercel, Views[297]
         		 Last Hope - from Apocalypse : by sianmercel, Views[306]
     
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         		 Full moon at midnight with boat light reflections made amazing colour in the sky: by loudriver, Views[435]
         		 Full moon rising over the marina and people settle in for the night.: by loudriver, Views[261]
         		 As the sun rises it warms the boats and people stir to start the day.: by loudriver, Views[258]
         		 Even ducks can be at peace : by rsoriano, Views[195]
     
    Nothing will stop the sun from shining in its glory: by rsoriano, Views[258]
         		 Fish against man: by rsoriano, Views[212]
         		 Even the seagulls need rest from flying: by rsoriano, Views[216]
         		 Fisherman take to the rocks and the dangers of the seas just for the loving of fishing.: by rsoriano, Views[340]
         		 The festival shoes are parked to mark the end of 2012.: by vanessaindovino, Views[251]
     
    Away from the music and celebrations, Lorne's front beach is a peaceful haven.: by vanessaindovino, Views[274]
         		 Pocahontas inspired festival goer gets ready to embrace the festivities in Lorne: by vanessaindovino, Views[316]
         		 Electric energy and colour filter through the crowd at Falls Festival on NYE.: by vanessaindovino, Views[964]
         		 Purple skies, sun rays & music bring the world together at Falls Festival, Lorne: by vanessaindovino, Views[610]
         		 The Dingo - Vanishing icon of K'Gari (Fraser Island, QLD) Australia's beautiful Dingo. Unfortunately, a very misunderstood animal. I have had several encounters with Dingo's, all of which have been a blessing. Not once, have I encountered an aggressive Dingo, instead, they have been very playful and curious in nature. The Dingo, as with all animals, are very sensitive to energy and can sense how you are feeling. Please think about this if you are ever lucky enough to see one of these beautiful animals in the wild. They are under threat, but there are many amazing people out there, fighting to help save the Dingo. A well worthy cause.....please visit this site to see how you could help the Australian Dingo! http://savefraserislanddingoes.com/ : by sunshine-photography, Views[1406]
     
    Indigenous Culture. A Culture so rich and vibrant and still alive in this country today. I had the honour of spending some time on an Indigenous community in NSW. The Elders I met were, and will continue to be an inspiration to me. They are keeping culture alive, sharing the knowledge, sharing the wisdom and teaching the children.....our future.: by sunshine-photography, Views[686]
         		 Captured this view, whilst sipping a cold beer, from our campsite at James Price Point, just out of Broome, WA: by aubreyrise, Views[192]
         		 Swimming with TWO of the most astonishing creatures in the world, Ningaloo, Exmouth: by aubreyrise, Views[213]
         		 Sitting on the banks of King Ash Bay, NT at sunrise trying to catch the elusive Barramundi. : by aubreyrise, Views[287]
         		 Cable Beach, WA. The famous Camel ride at sunset on Cable Beach, Broome. Well worth the ride, but more so, well worth sitting on the beach with your camera and a cool drink to watch the sun setting as the Camels stroll by....Bliss!: by sunshine-photography, Views[1607]
     
    Boab Tree, The Kimberley, WA. Take a breathe, deep into your lungs. Then thank a Tree! I Spent over an hour thanking this Tree....the most magnificent Tree I have ever seen! Winston Churchill said
         		 Gantheaum Point, Broome, WA. This natural paradise in the Kimberley would have to be one of my favourite places in Australia! So raw and untouched, beauty on so many levels. The contrast of the red dirt and the aqua ocean. The warmth in the air and the warmth of the people. Unfortunately there are some greedy humans trying to destroy this area. Please visit this website. http://www.savethekimberley.com/ Get informed and help save the Kimberley! : by sunshine-photography, Views[972]
         		 A family having their peacfull waterride on the lake of Adelaide Festival Center. A nice place for families to spend their day.: by arefin, Views[408]
         		 Boat on the lake! A boat lamp on the lake of Adelaide Festival Center, A nice place to hangout.: by arefin, Views[353]
         		 Children were having fun with the water fountains in the streets of Glenleg Beach area, Adelaide.: by arefin, Views[523]
     
    Glenleg Beach, Adelaide. An soothing beach on a bright sunny day is the perfect place to be on a holiday.: by arefin, Views[864]
         		 After the sunset on a beach, Near Adelaide City! I was roaming by a car and amazed by the nature's artwork. Could not stop myself from capturing this moment.: by arefin, Views[378]
         		 Eucalyptus trees rise ghostly out of the smoke. The sound of the grass' and trees' oils popping was the most surprising and beautiful part of these spring fires. : by cadebradshaw, Views[718]
         		 Firefighters tame the blaze near a residential neighborhood in Townsville, Queensland. : by cadebradshaw, Views[490]
         		 A bush is engulfed in flame and burning leaves rise into the sky. Control burns are only practiced under low wind conditions so stray sparks do not ignite unintended country or residential areas.: by cadebradshaw, Views[529]
     
    Well planned burn regimes keep dense undergrowth from accumulating, which in turn replenishes soil nutrients with ash. : by cadebradshaw, Views[535]
         		 Back-burning is a common forestry practice to prevent larger and more dangerous wildfires. These firefighters have just arrived on scene and are creating a plan of action to keep the blaze under control. : by cadebradshaw, Views[563]
         		 The first bridge built over the Darling at North Bourke was in 1883. This is a lift-up bridge. The bridge was decommissioned in 1998 and a new bridge opened: by lisa123, Views[1191]
         		 The ending to the sunset i l;oved the colours of the sky: by lisa123, Views[300]
         		 This is one of the cotten fields in bourke: by lisa123, Views[288]
     
    This is the view of the land around burke from Mt Oxsley: by lisa123, Views[258]
         		 This was my second night up at burke after a hot 42 degrees perfect start to a awsome sunset: by lisa123, Views[329]
         		 snobby lil thing <3: by sianmercel, Views[195]
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         		 Stairway to the Moon: by sianmercel, Views[320]
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