On the way to Sydney at dawn.
Commonwealth Bridge looking
north to downtown Canberra.
In the Olgas, Northern Territory. I think this one was taken by my friend
Mrs. Danielle Malek Roosa.
The Olgas at sunset, NT.On the road to Bungendore, east of Canberra.
Lake Burley Griffin, Canberra, at dusk.
North Head, entrance to Sydney Harbor
Outback sunset, the Olgas, NT
Sunrise on the way to Sydney
Peter Crisp Studio - garden - Yass
Peter Crisp is THE most prominent glass artrist in Australia -
his works are given as gifts to visiting Chiefs of State.
We could only afford some small glass plates.
Peter Crisp Studio - garden and glass sculpture - Yass
National Museum, Canberra
A little closer view of the a piece of sculpture at the National Museum
meant to represent the path of Australian history - albeit under maintenance.
Balloon, 15th Anniversary,
2010, Canberra
Balloon, 15th Anniversary,
2010, Canberra
Balloon, 15th Anniversary,
2010, Canberra
War Memorial, ANZAC Day, Canberra
Their Name Liveth For Evermore,
ANZAC Day, Canberra 2010
Wall of Remembrance, War Memorial,
Canberra, ANZAC Day, 2010
Their Name Liveth For Evermore II,
War Memorial, Canberra,
ANZAC Day, 2010
Before the ceremony, War Memorial,
Canberra, ANZAC Day, 2010
Before the ceremony II
Free at last, the Olgas, NT
Jealousy!
Rose in the neighborhood
Uluru, NT
The Olgas, NT
Canberra Dawn 2010
Balloons at Dawn, Lake Burley Griffin,
Canberra, 2010
Stringybark at Dawn
Close call in the back yard
Street, National Folk Festival,
Canberra, 2010
And as edited by my friend Christopher Roosa
Deep Space Complex,
Tidbinbilla
Kismet Cave Painting
Mount Roland, outside Sheffield, Tasmania.
I can't believe I took this from a moving vehicle.
Especially with Debbie driving.
Lake St. Clair, central Tasmania. I had to walk through the woods to get this one.
I challenge anyone to tell me Tasmania isn't one of the most beautiful places on earth.
