Australia we love it! Tell us your favourite part of this great country
February 17, 2017
From beaches to the outbank. Australia is unique and diverse … More Australia we love it! Tell us your favourite part of this great country
Tag: photography
Swimming with a wild stingray, Hamelin Bay, Western Australia
February 9, 2017
I couldn’t believe that I could be a metre away from a wild stingray. As I splashed in the shallows, it seemed to come towards me on each wave breaking on the shore. … More Swimming with a wild stingray, Hamelin Bay, Western Australia
Natural Bridge spanning Kicking Horse River, Yoho National Park
February 8, 2017
this raging river had worn away at a massive limestone rock that had blocked its path until it had broken through and created a tunnel and eventually worn away the … More Natural Bridge spanning Kicking Horse River, Yoho National Park
Pre-historic creatures, goannas are regular visitors, Discovery Caravan Park. Harrington
February 6, 2017
Staying at the Discovery Caravan Park on the Beach at Harrington, there was a family of goannas resident in the bush next door. … More Pre-historic creatures, goannas are regular visitors, Discovery Caravan Park. Harrington
Canoeing Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park, Canada
February 1, 2017
There was not a breath of wind, the water was still and reflecting the magnificent mountains and stately pine trees behind it. … More Canoeing Emerald Lake, Yoho National Park, Canada
Dive Bombing Pelicans, Tea Gardens, Myall Lakes NSW
January 31, 2017
The dreadful racket of the pelicans waiting for a free feed attracted my attention. They were coming in from all directions, dive bombing into land. … More Dive Bombing Pelicans, Tea Gardens, Myall Lakes NSW
Colourful Butterfly Conservatory – Niagara Parks
January 30, 2017
A tropical paradise of exotic greenery and flowing water, create a rainforest environment in a climate controlled conservatory … More Colourful Butterfly Conservatory – Niagara Parks
Squirrels play hide and seek, St James Park, Toronto
January 30, 2017
there was the resident squirrel, but he was a little bit shier than our previous golden-mantle squirrels we have come across, and darted from one garden bed to another. Then would disappear up a tree. … More Squirrels play hide and seek, St James Park, Toronto
Climbing the giant coathanger, Sydney Harbour Bridge
January 29, 2017
It is now dark, and we are alone on top of the world. Looking out to the horizon through Sydney Heads into the last vestiges of twilight … More Climbing the giant coathanger, Sydney Harbour Bridge
A deadly brown snake hitched a ride with me on my bike.
January 24, 2017
I have been paranoid about the deadly Eastern Brown Snake, since one wriggled over my toes, when I was four, … More A deadly brown snake hitched a ride with me on my bike.
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