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Alpacas on Parliament House lawns, Hobart, Tasmania, something I was not expecting to see there. |
At Salamanca in Hobart is a hidden Art Gallery where you wander up a cobblestone lane and get to a gate with peep holes in it. This is the view of some ART through a peephole. |
Arch of nature on the coast at Kalbarri in Western Australia. |
Another arch, this time in the Richmond bridge, Tasmania, with the old church in the background. |
Artichokes in the gardens at the Callington Mill, Oatlands, Tas |
Alarm system sign..... I thought it was funny having it it on a pile of firewood. |
Asia.......my cat. |
Aquillegia or granny's bonnet in my garden. |
Apple for the teacher...one of my students brought it in for me and it was enormous. I cut it and the whole class shared eating it. |
Apples again.... Tasmania is called the Apple Isle because of all the orchards here. Down near Hobart several of the apples end up for sale at the markets. |
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Apple juicer..... this wonderful old wooden juicer was at an apple fair that I attended in April.. The juice was delicious. |
Aeroplane......I see these flying overhead, wondering where they are off too. |
Air Vents under the eaves at the Bahai Temple in Hobart. Rather ornate, me thinks. |
Alligator.... from the USA but kept at a crocodile farm in Broome, Western Australia. |
Angel fish.......I saw them when I went snorkelling at Coral Bay, Western Australia. |
Hi Deb, I saw your site on my stats and followed you over here. Love your blog! We've spent time in Tassie and have fond memories.
ReplyDeleteAm a bit short on time just now, but I'll come back for another visit am keen to see your other photos.
Cheers for now, Susan :D)