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Pied Currawong
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Near Old Settlement beach
Pink frangipanni
No wonder...
Volcanic rocks
The rainbow
Heading home
Three satellites
Feeding Fred
Feeding Fred
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Waiting
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Sunset at the marina
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In the forests #1
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Ball's Pyramid
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The Arch
The arch running under the Admiralty Islands (see also previous image), taken from a boat. I'm not sure if this is called Admiralty Arch. Well, on his return to England, Lt Lidgbird Ball was promoted to Captain and later to Rear Admiral, so I guess his 'sucking up' to head office with the names paid off! :-)
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Glorious !
So there are other bits and pieces of land still above the surface in the vicinity, presumably also erosional relics? I wonder how big the whole island was during the Pleistocene lowstand!
tiabunna club has replied to slgwv clubLovely scenery and spectacular arch.
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