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    from the field in Berry: by heleneaustralia, Views[166]
         		 Mum&daughter: by heleneaustralia, Views[194]
         		 beach next to Berry: by heleneaustralia, Views[190]
         		 Berry: by heleneaustralia, Views[186]
         		 Berry: by heleneaustralia, Views[196]
     
    Bogan Bird: by heleneaustralia, Views[430]
         		 paradise...Mullengrove cottage, Berry: by heleneaustralia, Views[474]
         		 mailboxes....a lot. Berry: by heleneaustralia, Views[242]
         		 Jervis Bay: by heleneaustralia, Views[181]
         		 On our way to Byron Bay: by heleneaustralia, Views[190]
     
    Balmoral: by heleneaustralia, Views[234]
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         		 Red Sneakers: by , Views[121]
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         		 by lorelle_mccabe, Views[138]
     
    by me, Views[131]
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         		 by me, Views[157]
         		 Who could resist this sign.: by flyted, Views[562]
         		 I have now been to three Peterboroughs.: by flyted, Views[699]
     
    The Bay of Islands just west of Peterborough, yet another photogenic spot.: by flyted, Views[565]
         		 The main drag in Warrnambool, end of the Great Ocean Road.: by flyted, Views[598]
         		 The previous view of London Bridge, renamed 21 years ago.: by flyted, Views[359]
         		 The Peterborough Golf Club at Peterborough, just down the coast from Port Campbell. The town is behind. Population: 178.: by flyted, Views[438]
         		 Port Campbell gorge/harbour.: by flyted, Views[305]
     
    A natural arch, just west of Port Campbell.: by flyted, Views[310]
         		 The very fine looking beach at London Arch.: by flyted, Views[301]
         		 What used to be London Bridge, now London Arch. Until January 15, 1990, there were two arches, which resembled the old medieval London Bridge. But then the connection to the mainland collapsed, leaving a channel, an island and one arch. Two tourists were stranded on the new island after the arch collapsed, and they were rescued later in the day by helicopter.: by flyted, Views[496]
         		 The view west, 12 Apostles are on the other side of the cliff sticking out. The photographers' lookout is in the indent near the start of the cliff.: by flyted, Views[675]
         		 Soft limestone up close.: by flyted, Views[320]
     
    Gibson Steps from below.: by flyted, Views[306]
         		 The view looking east from the top of Gibson Steps. You can see how relentless the waves are. This was a reasonably calm, late-summer morning, no strong winds or currents. Imagine it in a big storm.: by flyted, Views[495]
         		 The town of Port Campbell, sitting at the head of a similar gorge. Population: about 600. I stayed at the Beachhouse, the red building in the middle of the photo, directly across from the beach.: by flyted, Views[345]
         		 The Gibson Steps, originally hand-carved into the cliffs as an access route to the beach. Now redone in concrete, but still very impressive.: by flyted, Views[454]
         		 Gog, with his salt spray holes.: by flyted, Views[315]
     
    I think Magog's days are numbered.: by flyted, Views[330]
         		 The beach at Gibson Steps at dawn. Not a soul in sight.: by flyted, Views[431]
         		 Exactly 12 hours later, at dawn, a full moon lighting up the same scene.: by flyted, Views[405]
         		 Gog and Magog at dawn, next to the beach at Gibson Steps.: by flyted, Views[371]
         		 Photographers assembled for the sunrise. A much calmer scene than the night before.: by flyted, Views[328]
     
    The sun about to emerge over Victoria.: by flyted, Views[481]
         		 Sunrise on the Apostles.: by flyted, Views[419]
         		 Another sunset view. About 2 million people visit this site every year, and so there are substantial viewing platforms and boardwalks. Campervan backpackers with their cases of beer also make a point of showing up at sunset, adding to the atmosphere...: by flyted, Views[365]
         		 Sunset over the Southern Ocean.: by flyted, Views[386]
         		 This was the previous view. Apparently the forward stack just suddenly started to shiver, and shook, and then collapsed and that was it.: by flyted, Views[342]
     
    Eventually though there will be more Apostles, caves and so on.: by flyted, Views[386]
         		 Also watch out for googly-eyed humans.: by flyted, Views[403]
         		 The two rear stacks (nicknamed Gog and Magog), looking the opposite way from the Apostles.: by flyted, Views[432]
         		 The 12 Apostles with a smoky sunset. Despite the name there were never 12, at least in recorded history, only 9. But the name sounded good. The 9 were reduced to 8 in July, 2005 when the big pile of rock at the front famously collapsed. A family was there and had just taken a picture less than 5 minutes before.: by flyted, Views[528]
         		 Approaching sunset, a controlled bush fire near the 12 Apostles.: by flyted, Views[532]
     
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