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June 09, 2020
Jellybean Pool reflections
Kids might be disappointed to find no pool full of jellybeans, but a beautiful natural pool shaped like a jellybean in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney.
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johnw
April 23, 2020
The Land of Vegemite - My 5 East Coast Top Spots
So here I am. Trying to condense my time in Australia into 30 photos is more challenging than it seems. I'm not gonna lie, the land down under was kinda crazy…
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millar
March 14, 2020
Cockatoo
This evening my balcony was graced by two cockatoos 🦜. These are big white birds with beautiful green crests. This part of Sydney is often flocked by these…
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rajeshrpjha
March 08, 2020
Rest in peace
The best view of the sydney harbour is reserved for the dead and thats only fair: afterall its all about resting in peace ✌️ #restinpeace #respectfordead…
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rajeshrpjha
Jan. 15, 2020
Regeneration
Over winter, the local fire services burnt the bushland behind my home to mitigate against possible larger fires in the summer. It's now regenerating before our…
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johnw
Dec. 24, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney, Sunset and Beyond
No tour of a city is complete until one has captured it at night. Tall buildings, iconic structures, streets, and even people, all have a different look at…
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camellia
Dec. 23, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney, Fortune of War
Before I show the inside of the oldest pub in Sydney and give you it's history, let me tell you a bit about The Rocks, with its cobbled lane ways. The Rocks, …
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camellia
Dec. 22, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney, Market City (Paddy's…
Market City is actually part of Chinatown, although it is not located in the pedestrian mall but rather in the building across the street. Walking along with…
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camellia
Dec. 21, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney, Chinatown
One of the many nationalities to arrive in Australia in the Gold Rush years of the 1850's were the Chinese. Large groups stayed after the Gold Rush years ended.…
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camellia
Dec. 21, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney, Light Train
In this post I mentioned the light train and how the government was bringing it back in order to help with the traffic congestion. There is quite a bit of…
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camellia
Dec. 20, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney, The Sydney Tower
Sydney Tower is Sydney's tallest structure and the second tallest observation tower in the Southern Hemisphere. The name Sydney Tower has become common in…
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camellia
Dec. 19, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Sydney On Foot (part 2)
As you recall from the previous post, our first destination on this walking tour is The Sydney Tower. We have approximately 5 more minutes of walking to do from…
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camellia
Dec. 19, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney On Foot (part 1)
In my opinion, there is no better way to get the feel for a city than to tour it. And Sydney has some BIG tour buses. No that is not my kind of tour I am…
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camellia
Dec. 15, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 3, Sydney- Sydney Harbor
Sydney Harbor is one of the world’s most beautiful ports of call for cruise ships. There are two dedicated cruise passenger terminals on the harbor near the…
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camellia
Dec. 14, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 2, Sydney-Hunter Valley
One cannot travel to Sydney and not visit Hunter Valley. Hunter Valley is known as Australia's oldest wine region. There are approximately 150 wineries in the…
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camellia
Dec. 10, 2019
Traveling Down Under- Day 1, Sydney-Touring the area
Traveling from Melbourne to Sydney is an easy hour and half flight, very similar to flying from Springfield to Chicago. Short and sweet. But there is one huge…
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camellia
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