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Gday... Some more photos I have taken during my 2011 wanderings. Cheers John

We're at Tom Price still... keeping a friend company till her surgery date.. took these at a picnic spot

Taken above Licola In the high country of Gippsland. -- Edited by hammer on Tuesday 31st of July 2012 06:07:57 PM

Gday... Hard to pick only 10 - but these will do... Cheers - John

Still cannot get photos to post! I am 1.Attach images 2 Locating photos & opening them 3. upload 4 tiny window appears in top left corner saying uploading photos but then nothing! oops, just submitted above & checked & the photos are there- sorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry folks -- Edited by Oma o...

Between Nebo and Bowen

I hope someone might clarify something. I've heard that I shouldn't connect my motorhome power source to our house power source with a standard extension cord, without an adaptor, due to differences in amps (10amps in van, 15amps in house). Is this correct? If so, do I need one of these adaptors to plu...

Gday... A couple more falls from the Millaa Millaa area. Cheers - John

Two very different sunsets.

Trying out a new camera we purchased a few days back. Took the full moon pics a few nights back. The half moon tonight. (edit to add another) -- Edited by DandS on Tuesday 2nd of April 2013 12:31:29 AM

My first panos taken about a year ago just down the road from where I live. The first is east of Martin Bridge across the Manning, showing the riverside park. The second is west of Martin Bridge with Coocumbac Island in the center, a nature reserve. The twin pines on the south bank were planted in front of...

Nature works in mysterious ways...

How's this for a Grass Tree. Started life as a dual head in a 14 inch pot 13 years back. No special treatment unless you call neglect special. There are now 10 heads, that will make Tassie green with envy -- Edited by Wombat 280 on Friday 7th of June 2013 06:52:00 PM

Photo taken on a back road between Boonah & Kalbar, SE Qld.

try again .Easter at Greens Lake.

This is 2 pictures taken from the same angle from my front deck. The land slopes downhill for about 2km before gradually going up again, so the water must have been about 4km wide at that point. Not a scene I want to be able to photograph again, but offering my home to family whose place went under prompted...

Just a couple of shot from our weekend away. A heavy morning fog.

Spent 2 days traveling 130km and it's fantastic. When I lived in Grafton I didn't even know it was there! -- Edited by The dog lady on Monday 29th of July 2013 10:17:19 PM