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Racheal
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THIRLMERE LAKES. Famous as a destination for tourists and railway daytrippers at the turn of 19th century, Thirlmere Lakes National Park is a heritage natural wetlands area. Beautiful natural bushland and five reed fringed lakes with beaches, and among the last undisturbed lake systems near Sydney.
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Bevlina
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Wow Racheal!! Beautiful Country huh? Have heard of the white waratah but never seen it. It's magnificent!!
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Bevlina
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http://www.australianoutdoors.com/wildflowers.htm
This is coloured slides of Western Australia wildflowers. Well worth the time to relax, and just sit back and look.
This is coloured slides of Western Australia wildflowers. Well worth the time to relax, and just sit back and look.
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see what she does.? good person bev's is couldnt get a better one. gotta have a look through here in me spare time. onya bev's i know your homepage.
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Bevlina
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to you mate! You should know my homepage! Everytime you want to use the net you complain about the kookaburra's laughing at you!!
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We have really cool stuff at night here
(this looks much coller on the full view than the atachement)
(this looks much coller on the full view than the atachement)
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Bevlina
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True White. We have an astonishing view of the stars in Australia. That's a fantastic shot of the moon White! Did you take that?
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Yep, Thats mine alright.
I also got a photo of our local 'Yeti Rabbit' if anyone is interested
I also got a photo of our local 'Yeti Rabbit' if anyone is interested
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Bevlina
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Struth! That's an amazing photo of the rabbit White! Looks as though he's got a min min light for an eye! Fantastic!!
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Thanks Bev, I cant believe how good this rabbit was for me. I was lying on the grass not more than 5 or 6 meters from it and whats more, it's a local legend that it is not just a rabbit but a Yeti (I suspect it of being a hare tho). That eye is from the flash reflecting. Got that shot on the same night as the cloud/moon one
(I suspect it of being a hare tho). That eye is from the flash reflecting. Got that shot on the same night as the cloud/moon one
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Bevlina
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The colour doesn't seem right for a hare White does it? It's not proportioned properly with a hare either. I am fascinated by this photo. Are you sure the eye is from the flash reflector? It looks too big to me. Also, the ears of a hare are longer than that, that's an amazing photo! It's got me quite intrigued.
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I have some photo's which have me tossed too. We had a landing of something in the paddock. A few 'somethings actually'...nothing would go near them. And, they stayed, and stayed. I might put them up!
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Yea, I guess your right about the colour and proportin and ears, but it certainly acted more like a hare that a rabbit in the way it moved and sat and thumped the ground.Bevlina said:
Yea I am fairly sure about the eyes, kinda like a dogs eyes look bigger when they have car headlights shining at them I guess.
Actually, I just worked out why. When light bonces of a Convex (outward) surface (say, an eye) it gets thrown out making it bigger
an illustration in ASCII
-----( Light his surface
---->( Light bounces away from surface at strange angles
Yea, my camera rocks, it cost about $600 and was my 18th b'day prezzie from the familylozzie said:thats so not fair... my camera isnt good enough for photos to turn out when i have tried to take a photo of the sky.
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