The sun-dappled Toorongo River upstream from the Toorongo Falls.
- Aperture: ƒ/16
- Camera: PENTAX K20D
- Focal length: 28mm
- ISO: 400
The sun-dappled Toorongo River upstream from the Toorongo Falls.
A side on wide of the timber Noojee Trestle Bridge.
The Noojee Trestle Bridge is 21m high,102m long and supported on 19 timber pile. Special guest appearances by the family and Chloe the Corgi.
Melbourne’s Royal Exhibition Building in Carlton Gardens. The Royal Exhibition Building sits next to the Melbourne Museum and is the largest exhibit in it’s collection.
Looking across The Rip, or The Heads,from Point Nepean to Point Lonsdale and Queenscliff on the Bellarine Peninsula. This is 2km wide entrance to Port Phillip. Queenscliff Low Light (the white lighthouse in the center and Queenscliff High Ligh (the black lighthouse) are the key navigational aids to shipping entering the Bay.
The tree tunnel at the Point Nepean Quarantine Station.
Maybe that should be dilapidated semi-detached suburbia! A well manicured suburban street in Cockington Green Garden, Canberra.
We had quick visit to the Cockington Green Gardens on the way out of Canberra. Susan enjoyed the view of the Uffington White Horse – in miniature, and in Canberra! THis one is way easier to get a photo of up close.
The flip side view from yesterday’s view of the Parliament Houses. Looking up ANZAC Parade towards the Australian War Memorial, with Mt Ainslie looming over it.
A close-up version of yesterday’s photo from the Australian War Memorial, from the other end of ANZAC Parade. Looking across the Parkes Way roundabout and Lake Burley Griffin to the Old and New Parliament Houses.
… or perhaps that should be Parliament Houses. Looking down ANZAC Parade, in the front is Old Parliament House opened in 1927. Behind it is the current Parliament House on Capital Hill. Construction started in 1981 and it was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1988, during the bicentennial celebrations.