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Alan
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2010
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January
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- Juvenile Cockatoo Taking Flight
- Spider (Species Unknown)
- Brown-headed Honeyeater
- Puggle Comes to Visit
- Cheviot Tunnel, Yea VIC
- Australia Day Special: Echidna Suckling Her Puggle
- Juvenile Eastern Spinebill
- Goulburn Valley Highway Sunday Drivers
- "Bloody Good Firewood," Bonnie Doon VIC
- Fungus, Stringybark Reserve VIC
- King Parrot, Stringybark Reserve VIC
- March Fly, Stringybark Reserve VIC
- Memorial Plaque at Stringybark Creek, near Archert...
- A Man and His Dog... & His Vintage Holden Ute
- Fly on a Wire
- Little Corellas
- Water Striders on the Dam
- Silver Dollar Gum (Eucalyptus Polyanthemos)
- Postcode 3717
- Jewel Spiders
- Down by the Dam
- Dragonfly at the Dam
- Standing strong...
- Ants on the High Board
- Molesworth-Dropmore Road, Caveat VIC
- Brahman-cross Steers, Yea VIC
- Eucalypt Bark Ribbons
- Wood for the Trees... Caveat Reserve VIC
- Butterfly in the Bush, Caveat VIC
- Stormy Night Sky
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Your hot weather was on our news tonight. Perfect for a convertible.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how many open top cars there are on the road these days ... I would have thought a perfect recipe for skin cancer.
ReplyDeleteChuck: That's where those bushels of silver dollars come in handy.
ReplyDeleteJoan Elizabeth: The blonde driving was wearing a hat. Does that count?
I really like that old/new style of hat!
ReplyDeleteI love the hillside in the background.