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Wordless Wednesday – Observation Bridge, Iguazu Falls, Brazil!
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Wordless Wednesday – Found on the Tonle Lake, Cambodia!
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Throwback Wordless Wednesday – National Assembly Building, Dhaka, Bangladesh 2002
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Destination of the Month – Jordan
Howdy all. The destination of the month, this month, by my decree, is the Middle Eastern country (yes it’s a whole country today!) of Jordan. The Kingdom of Jordan – they still have a monarchy! Now I should say that it’s pretty warm in May there, I visited in October (many years ago) and it …
Throwback Wordless Wednesday – Hair Weaving in Niamey, Niger
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The Haunting of Nowa Nowa – Staying at the Nowa Nowa Motel.
Twas a sunny day back in March when my wife and I pulled into the Gippsland town of Nowa Nowa, 20 minutes from the Buchan Caves where I was to visit later in the day. It was around 2pm, and I had to be at my cave tour at 3pm, so we needed a quick …
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Wordless Wednesday – Stuffing Around at the Sealife Aquarium!
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Merimbula – Through My Lens!
Hey all, happy Sunday wherever you are in the world. Today I thought it's time for another pictoral post - this time featuring the seaside town of Merimbula on the southern New South Wales' Sapphire Coast! Thanks for popping by! May the Journey Never End!
Australia’s Centre of the Moving Image, Federation Square
Yes it's time for the SECOND episode today of 'Melbourne Revealed' for 2022! And this time Adrian and I are back and we are checking out the totally FREE (except for special exhibitions) Australian Centre of the Moving Image, better known by its acronym, ACMI, which sits in the SBS building at Melbourne's Federation Square. …
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