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- Sydney town
- Sailing into Sydney
- Manly town
- Manly
- Sydney Harbour
- Views from the river
- Old Sydney Town
- Another number plate giggle
- 'Grass graves' Australia undertakes great studies ...
- Captain Arthur Philip
- Imperial Music College
- Crossing the Bridge
- Foyer views
- This plaque explains the concept behind the ´sails...
- Coffe on the Quay
- Large buildings....
- I know that the Opera House looks small, but when ...
- This is a huge olive tree in the gardens close to ...
- Circular Quay
- Flying into Sydney
- Last Night in Perth
- Rosemary and ValBreed, Brianne and PeteJane and Na...
- Denis, Ann and FinnJo and GuntherArun and Bob
- Travellers (brief) tales
- Sunday afternoon bbq in Ann and Denis's
- Death in Venice
- Frankie Coward Sylvester Burlesque Madonna Medici
- A very mysterious looking character! Sam Gelding ...
- Caversham Wildlife Park
- I was allowed into the enclosure to touch the koa...
- White dingo Red dingo Tasmanian Devil
- Oz has lots of strange creatures most of which I...
- croc .... tasy tail! Possum Hmmmmm ........
- Finn likes the baby goat ... and Bambi Llama tales.
- Spotty rabbits Whose behind bars? Hey! That's my ...
- Wombat meeting Flop-eared rabbit
- Quokka Wallaby with Joey Finn's early steps.
- Kookaburra. Its the largest of the kingfisher fam...
- Golf in Mt Lawley
- Dinner in the city
- Afternoon tea with Breed
- Night life
- Baby kangas
- Finn at the Irish Club
- Pearl Cottage
- Shark ahoy?
- Mullaloo beach
- City night
- Crazy tourists.
- Views fronm King's Park
- Strolling through King's Park
- Lunch in East Perth
- Townshend Street
- Breed Healy-Ruttledge
- Mid-winter golf
- Stick to the diet!
- Wednesday night gig
- Fremantle landmarks
- Freo
- A Townie in town
- Ryan and Olivia
- Tap tree
- Yanchep picnic area
- The Wetlands walk
- Yanchep Inn and Lake
- Koala spotting
- My own koala
- In search of a Koala
- Mullaloo Beaqch at sunset
- The blue-tailed fairy wren
- WA number paltes
- Chatting with the wildlife
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