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No surprises this time - lots of high resolution panoramas (again). But also a few frogs, an electric peacock, a steam engine, a man affected by the full moon, and plenty of mountain views. STRANGE FRUIT added October '05. Wentworth Falls and some Google Earth locations added December.
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Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains near Sydney. [EOS20D, 24 images at 30mm]
Tourist info
Google Earth location
Wentworth Falls is less touristed and therefore more interesting than Katoomba/Echo Point. In this image you can see a group of people standing at the top of the falls, some more swimming at the bottom, and a few looking out on the lookout near the top centre.
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Strange Fruit at Floriade, September 2005. If you get the opportunity to see them, don't miss it.
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Strange Fruit is a brilliant troupe of "dancers on flexible poles". Romantic, dramatic, lyrical, mysterious, surreal. Nothing else like it. They tour internationally, but still quite unfamous. See their website.
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Their name presumably comes from a very dark - gruesome - blues song made famous by Billie Holiday. Actually I doubt there is much relationship intended by this entertainment group to this bleak song but the name is unusual enough to draw the connection.
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More Strange Fruit photos here
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Fiesta photo competition entry.
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Mature bikers hit Canberra...the Ulysses Club rally.
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Ulysses again - half an hour of bikes, 8 abreast.
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Panoramic eucalypt from the lawns of the Canberra yacht club.
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High-voltage peacock settling down for the night. Closer view
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The cutsie-bee balloons 2005
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Guard frogs
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The man, the moon and the succulents.
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Dancing frog
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Australia's only working steam beam engine, Goulburn Waterworks Museum
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Alistair looking from Booroomba Rocks towards Canberra.
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Morning on the banks of the Darling River
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A gusty day in the Flinders Ranges
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Blue Cow ski fields 2004
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Central Australia - Jervois mine site
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