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| Port Arthur, Penal Settlement |
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| Peninsula: at Stanley, Tasmania |
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| Pebbles: make art on the beach. |
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| Play: When travelling with a bunch of backpackers last year, the chance to "play", played an important role for some, as we had the chance to get off the bus after 4 or 5 hours of travelling WA. |
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| Ponies with pals: Everyday when I drive to work, these sulphur crested cockatoos are always hanging out with these horses. Some days there are over 50, other days there are just a few. But there are always some there! |
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| Pipefish: from the coast of WA. |
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| Poetry |
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| Pin cushion: |
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| Papoose: from my doll collection |
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| Perfume bottle: Art Nouveau style |
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| Pattern on my paper rack. |
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| Post and rail fence: at Richmond in Tasmania |
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| Post Box: from Richmond, Tasmania |
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| Plume: the sign that's been on this historical building at Oatlands, Tasmania for ever. |
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| Phonebox: in the historic town of Ross, Tasmania |
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| Phone: From my collection of red things. |
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| Pattern: on an old hippie bag. |
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| Pink petals: on a begonia |
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| Postcard: Roger gave me this card as it reflects what life will be like for us when we are retired. Bring it on, I say! |
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| Purple heart |
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| Pansy: from my garden |
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| Pods: furry lupin pods that spread their surprises all over my garden. |
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| Pinks and purple petunias: from my garden |
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| Passion flower: you guessed it, from my garden. |
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| Primrose Bay: When my shack is... and where I will retire to. |
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| Power tower: Love the shapes here, good one for my class, how many triangles? |
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| Patricia the protester |
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| Peacock feather: said to be unlucky to have them inside, what do you think? |
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| Peace: always a favourite with this old hippy. |
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| Pumpkins: I just love them! |
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| Parrot: in an apple tree behind the hardware store. |
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| Poppy, not from my garden, but one at Woodbridge, Tas |
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| Plane: sometimes I wish I was on one flying somewhere but usually I am happy with my whereabouts. |
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| Passageway to a park with a pillar in a pond: Hobart, Tas |
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| Puppet: at the market |
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| Pugalist bear: at the market |
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| Petals: of a chrysanthemum, the top was dark and the underside was light. At a flower show. |
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| Public Art: Collins St, Hobart |
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| Power poles: why? this installation is outside our power company's office, now I know why we are playing exhorbitant bills. |
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| Protea: from my garden |
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| Pelican: in WA. We do have loads of them here but I have never tried to photograph them. |
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| Pink posy: I gave my trainee teacher. |
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| Pond: at city park, Launceston |
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| Photographer: I snapped this woman while she was snapping another woman. |
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| Pussycat: My Asia having a snooze. |
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| Pier: on a misty winter's morning on the Tamar River, Launceston |
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| Poultry: taking a dust bath |
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Great photos again Deb, some very familiar sights. Makes me want to come over for another visit. Must put that on my to do list. I'm sure the in-laws would be happy.
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Another quirky collection Deb - never know what you're going to come up with, it's a pleasure rolling down them all.
ReplyDeleteYou have a unique way of looking at everything.
The pebble art is fun - your work?
Susan, I came upon the pebble art while wandering along the coastline. Cool hey, someone spent some time playing.
ReplyDeleteThanks both for your comments
Deb