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Flower beds by the lakeside…
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Lanterns add more funfare to the already colourful Floriade grounds
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Paper windmills…
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Right smack in the middle of the Floriade grounds is the activity grounds where free movies are shown at night. To top off the evening was a massive display of spectacular fir e and music from the largest hand-operated multi-octave fire organ in the world, the Pyrophone Juggernaught.
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Just a few hundred meters away from the Floriade site is Canberra’s most popular landmark, the Parliament House. We’ve been there before but visiting Canberra is never complete without having a close encounter of the Parliament House.
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It’s almost 6 in the evening already, freezing cold and drizzling but we just can’t resist doing Babol Gang’s ritual jump shot.
Acknowledgment: Photo #4, 11 and 19-22 by Richard Padilla. |
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