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    The Rocks is an adorable area filled with charm and much history as the first settlement of the British. It's filled with little allies like this. by: leah Views[654] The Rocks has a great location at the northern tip of central Sydney, leading right up to the Harbour Bridge in the distance. by: leah Views[591] by: leah Views[591] Our hotel in The Rocks - The Russell. by: leah Views[1222] The Rocks leading up the entrance of the Harbour Bridge during the storm. by: leah Views[546]
     
    The Harbour Bridge amid a sudden thunderstorm. by: leah Views[734] Harbour Bridge and the Opera House by: leah Views[1429] by: leah Views[409] Royal Botanical Gardens at early sunset. by: leah Views[959] Skyscrapers overlooking the Royal Botanical Gardens and some scavenging cockatoos. by: leah Views[494]
     
    Queen Victoria Building by: leah Views[644] The gorgeous Queen Victoria Building, filled with four floors of designer shopping and ornate design features. by: leah Views[505] Koala baby with his mum. by: leah Views[479] by: leah Views[425] Koala bear family! Papa climbed up the tree to give mama and baby hugs and kisses. Seriously. by: leah Views[2118]
     
    View of the city and the Opera House from our ferry ride back to Circular Quay. by: leah Views[569] View of the city and Mrs. Macquarie's Point (on the left) from the ferry ride back to Circular Quay. by: leah Views[515] Manly Beach by: leah Views[405] A by: leah Views[382]
     
    Our first glimpse of the Opera House, sitting out on its own tiny peninsula in Sydney Harbour. by: leah Views[422] Our first view of the Harbour Bridge from the tip of The Rocks neighborhood, where the bridge starts. by: leah Views[416] Aboriginal rock art in the northern territory by: stowaway Views[2062] Sunset in the outback by: stowaway Views[6044] Nice beach inside Noosa National Park by: leah Views[2068]
     
    A view of Dolphin Point in the distance from the path in Noosa National Park by: leah Views[677] Airlie Beach looking out to the northern edge of the Whitsundays chain by: leah Views[803] The Camel Cup. Photo by [Pete & Katrien], Flickr.com by: worldfestivals Views[5536] by: onthebus Views[931] by: onthebus Views[351]
     
    by: onthebus Views[1001] Southern coast of Oz, off the Great Ocean Road. by: laurfish Views[610] Me and the Great Ocean Road. by: laurfish Views[728] Edwin and me astounded by Luna Park. by: laurfish Views[699] Me and Patrick. Yes, I am taller. by: laurfish Views[649]
     
    If you tilt your head so that the horizon is horizontal, you'll see how steep the climb was at the top of Cradle Mountain. No wonder they call it a rock scramble. by: laurfish Views[1098] Rock formations at the top of Cradle Mountain. by: laurfish Views[3519] Cradle Mountain. Yep, we climbed that. by: laurfish Views[931] Dawn breaks in Tasmania, Cradle Mountain World Heritage Site. by: laurfish Views[756] Another view. by: laurfish Views[1014]
     
    These trees are really, really big. (In fact, the tallest hardwoods in the world.) by: laurfish Views[1018] Making fun of Australia's consistently crazy signage. by: laurfish Views[1269] Button grass. by: laurfish Views[1221] Tasmanian plateau, before dawn. Near Cradle Mountain World Heritage Site. by: laurfish Views[500] Dune on Fraser Island. by: laurfish Views[938]
     
    My favorite flower. And orchid I found in the Hobart Botanical Garden. by: laurfish Views[502] In branches of possibly the tallest tree in the world. How did I get there? Why only possibly? Well, it's buried under more than fifty meters of sand. by: laurfish Views[1008] Learning about the trees -- the tallest hardwoods in the world. by: laurfish Views[483] Lake Wabby (via sandblow) 1 km This was a long walk. by: laurfish Views[1436] I love this water fall... by: laurfish Views[553]
     
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