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    Fishing in a perfect Bay: by one-shot-wonder, Views[164]
         		 Lost in the moment : by one-shot-wonder, Views[169]
         		 Hawaii a place of change: by bennylewis, Views[295]
         		 Hawaii The Gateway to Earth: by bennylewis, Views[276]
         		 Hawaii In Bloom: by bennylewis, Views[262]
     
    The New Day is Born: by bennylewis, Views[294]
         		 Maui Sunrise on the summit of Haleakala: by bennylewis, Views[253]
         		 napping: by nightshade, Views[251]
         		 Darcy McBean trapped by his gear to an enraged bull, 'clown' coming to rescue. : by annettechisholm, Views[809]
         		 Bull rider Brain Atkins tries his riding skills against bull Ariat Evil Eye.: by annettechisholm, Views[578]
     
    Rodeo Clown Michael Slattery draws the bull off a fallen rider (rear): by annettechisholm, Views[640]
         		 Les Stacey displays his winning style in the Saddle Bronc division.: by annettechisholm, Views[451]
         		 Bronc rider Lee Bowker prepares to ride out 8 seconds on a bucking bronco.: by annettechisholm, Views[979]
         		 lurking croc: by nightshade, Views[244]
         		 boab tree: by nightshade, Views[280]
     
    colours of broome: by nightshade, Views[288]
         		 derby brahman: by nightshade, Views[283]
         		 The eyes reflect a sense of hope in this unpredictable industry: by countryculturebyjackieferguson, Views[234]
         		 The man of shadows, his dairy is his second home. : by countryculturebyjackieferguson, Views[245]
         		 Following the family tradition gives rise to a sense of pride. : by countryculturebyjackieferguson, Views[214]
     
    Newcastle, NSW (Anzac Day): by matedwards, Views[380]
         		 Jakata Hotel, Bali (Indonesia): by matedwards, Views[300]
         		 Creasent Head, NSW, Lorikeet : by matedwards, Views[395]
         		 Queen's Beach, NSW: by matedwards, Views[290]
         		 Creasent Head, NSW (Panorama): by matedwards, Views[442]
     
    Water systems are treated like open sewers rather than an endangered ecosystem.: by meldavis, Views[275]
         		 Water systems are micro-managed to prevent floodplains flooding fringe housing.: by meldavis, Views[294]
         		 Only 2% of the grasslands remain; lost to agriculture, industry and urban sprawl: by meldavis, Views[280]
         		 One-third of plants in the area are weeds, competing with endangered natives. : by meldavis, Views[269]
         		 The Victorian Volcanic Plain Grasslands are a unique ecosystem under incursion. : by meldavis, Views[857]
     
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    Litchfield National Park is renowned for her tumbling waterfalls and refreshing swimming holes, however you do not have to search too far into the surrounding bush-land to find the giant creatures that live here. This giant female orb weaver and her tiny mate had snared a dragonfly in her web. : by pepstwolf, Views[685]
         		 One of the most beautiful natural spectacles on Earth, Katherine Gorge showed off all of her glory on the day we cruised down her waters. This shot was taken during a transition from one boat in a part of the Katherine Gorge, to another boat that would take us deeper into the Gorge. : by pepstwolf, Views[813]
         		 On the body of water and surrounding marshes that is the Corroboree Billabong, where we crept through at the height of saltwater crocodile mating season, this Snakeneck Darter was found up in the Paper Gums, out its feathers and warming its body after its dive-bomb feeding. : by pepstwolf, Views[596]
         		 Arnhem Land is alive and buzzing with creatures of all shapes and sizes. Many of the animals are not used to human coexistence around them, therefore display no fear when one approaches. This little skink came out to bath in the burning sun and was as curious in me as I was in it. : by pepstwolf, Views[427]
         		 The rock art found within the Kakadu National Park in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. The emotion that is stirred within, when the simple ancient art of a child from 50,000 years ago is a clear and bright as it was the day it was done. It connect us deeply to our humanity. : by pepstwolf, Views[642]
     
    Eyes on the shuttlecock. A little girl's determination to win the game.: by benkelly, Views[322]
         		 The paella man's apprentice. Delicious paella being served by these two.: by benkelly, Views[491]
         		 The scene of the soiree. People gathering among the decorations.: by benkelly, Views[354]
         		 Jar of light. These jars were scattered all around the farm's garden: by benkelly, Views[310]
         		 Spider hiding in the garden. This spider gave it's own spin on decorating.: by benkelly, Views[334]
     
    Lunch buddy: by eddieh, Views[340]
         		 Comfortable times: by eddieh, Views[261]
         		 The end of the day : by eddieh, Views[346]
         		 Stairway to heaven : by eddieh, Views[651]
         		 Watching the tide roll away: by eddieh, Views[319]
     
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