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    Brighton Beach - Melbourne, Australia by: angieallover Views[772] Cottesloe Beach - Perth, WA by: angieallover Views[1475] Biking on Rottnest Island off Perth, Western Australia by: angieallover Views[894] With George the Koala - Australia by: angieallover Views[497] I'm taking a photo of the Twelve Apostles - Victoria, Australia by: angieallover Views[675]
     
    Sydney Harbour Bridge by: angieallover Views[697] Sydney Bridge Climb... Victorious! by: angieallover Views[686] What I learned from that day's paper: casino is big business in Sydney, even built a light rail station just for its casino that caters to Chinese gamblers. by: pmok Views[959] What I learned from that day's paper: Australia really dislikes its PM Julia Gillard, and on Australia Day she almost got mobbed at some event. by: pmok Views[769] St. Kilda's Beach not far from Melbourne CBD, such a gorgeous day! by: pmok Views[1271]
     
    Picnic goodies from Queen Victoria's Market by: pmok Views[623] How lucky was I ... the semifinal the following night was even more exciting! by: pmok Views[644] Could not believe my luck, Rod Laver sat right in front of me during the semifinal! He is for whom the arena is named after! by: pmok Views[607] Roger v. Rafa in a grand slam semifinal, awesome! by: pmok Views[632] Two indiginous boys prepare for an eary morning corrobaree by: crocbait Views[1118]
     
    Travelers have to watch out for the snapping handbags that patrol the waters. by: crocbait Views[2829] The Station horses enjoy the pre-dawnlight show. by: crocbait Views[632] The dawn is a mirrored image on the clear spring water. by: crocbait Views[744] A woman is strolling by the harbor near the Sydney Opera House in Sydney, Australia. by: misstravelgirl Views[656] Two Italian Men are relaxing at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, Australia. by: misstravelgirl Views[1160]
     
    Cyclists riding their bikes in St. Kilda, a beach located 7 km southeast of the city center of Melbourne, Australia. by: misstravelgirl Views[713] A group of young people are enjoying lunch at a cafe on Brunswick Street in Melbourne, Australia. by: misstravelgirl Views[1998] A mother is playing with a child at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, Australia. by: misstravelgirl Views[587] Soaring above the ground, a local child from Warburton plucking up the courage to take to the skies by: warburton Views[267] Flash of Pink. Galahs bring an explosion of colour to an unusually green Outback. These beautiful parrots pair for life and form large raucous flocks. A desert, but far from deserted, the Outback is full of life if you just look around for a while. by: robin_nagy Views[1156]
     
    Outback Lights. Pitching a tent at the end of a long day's travel under a million desert stars. Light-years from civilisation, but Home for the night. by: robin_nagy Views[1891] Magpie moments. An Australian magpie surveys the expanse of the Strzelecki desert from the shell of a dumped double decker bus. The Outback is always full of surprises. by: robin_nagy Views[2828] Flash of Pink. Galahs bring an explosion of colour to an unusually green Outback. These beautiful parrots pair for life and form large raucous flocks. A desert, but far from deserted, the Outback is full of life if you just look around for a while. by: robin_nagy Views[1108] Desert Aliens. Water is the bringer and destroyer of life in the Outback, killing trees but signalling the emergence of cicadas which have been underground for many years away from the harsh desert sun. by: robin_nagy Views[1264] Kayaking with Go Sea Kayak in Byron Bay by: vantasticnsw Views[5038]
     
    by: leah Views[964] by: leah Views[921] Surfers Paradise beach. The very tall building on the right is apparently the tallest building in Oz and the tallest residential building in the world. by: leah Views[1839] The view from our hotel room in Surfers Paradise of the canal. by: leah Views[939] More early risers. by: leah Views[796]
     
    For once, the bay was free of waves. by: leah Views[802] Jess at the eastern tip of the country. by: leah Views[859] The small cluster of rocks in the middle of the bay is the Julian Rocks Marine Reserve. Later in the day, we took a boat out there for snorkeling. by: leah Views[947] As you can imagine, we were not thrilled with the early hour, but the views were worth the effort. by: leah Views[936] Our sunrise hike to the Byron Bay lighthouse. by: leah Views[1526]
     
    The Byron Bay hinterland. by: leah Views[1447] by: leah Views[711] Nimbin by: leah Views[1035] Colorful shops line the main street in Nimbin - in the distance is the sign for a particularly amusing business name, Bringabong. Don't get it confused with surf shop Billabong. by: leah Views[2655] Business and shops are aptly named. by: leah Views[819]
     
    Nimbin - alternative/hippie capital of Oz. It's a funky little town perched in the middle of the beautiful rolling hills of the countryside. by: leah Views[2120] Cute beach cafe. by: leah Views[1446] The beach is beautiful, although difficult for swimming (and kayaking, we found out!) due to big swell. by: leah Views[693] Byron Bay - a popular surfing spot. by: leah Views[598] The main drag of The Rocks is George Street. by: leah Views[1813]
     
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