Pic of the Day: November 10
Continuing with the theme of eerie landscapes recovering from the huge wildfires of February 2009, another view of the brush in Wilsons Promontory National Park. …
Continuing with the theme of eerie landscapes recovering from the huge wildfires of February 2009, another view of the brush in Wilsons Promontory National Park. …
With much of Wilsons Promontory National Park still closed due to wildfire damage, the pure white quartz sand of Squeaky Beach is more popular than …
The Scribbly Gum Moth leaves patterns on Eucalyptus trees that remind me of my stock portfolio. These patterns are left by the larvae, who start out …
The Black Saturday fires left their burn marks on the forests surrounding Melbourne. On a day when temperatures hit over 46 degrees celsius, with winds …
There’s some debate about whether there really are 12 in the famous Twelve Apostles rock formation. You can’t see 12 rocks from any one viewpoint. …
As connoisseurs of great ocean views, we snapped this picture of southern Victoria to compare its Antarctic/Indian beauty against our Pacific and Atlantic favorites. Offshore …
This lunch required a major mental recalibration. Fish ‘n’ chips is a dish to be enjoyed in a freezing rain, not the blazing sun of …
The Great Ocean Road in Victoria, one of the great coastal drives, was a public works project to create jobs for World War I veterans. …
You can make a case for this beach being the birthplace of Australian surfing: Bells Beach. It’s home to the world’s longest running surf competition, and …
Australia’s everyday birds seem exotic to the rest of us. This Crimson Rosella looks intimidating up close, but in real life was a charming little …
Monthly Archives: November 2009