dougman1
Part of the furniture
I was more surprised with the iphone, as I couldn't see the subject at all if the sun was shining on the screen.
It was a case of point and shoot literally. The results are ok though eh!
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A little bit of Tasmania
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I was more surprised with the iphone, as I couldn't see the subject at all if the sun was shining on the screen.
It was a case of point and shoot literally. The results are ok though eh!
Fuzzy Dunlop
Unleash the inner wombat
Great report mate.
Got a shot of you I cant keep under my hat any longer. You're just so photogenic
Got a shot of you I cant keep under my hat any longer. You're just so photogenic
Great report mate.
Got a shot of you I cant keep under my hat any longer. You're just so photogenic
Captn Fantastic
....or.....
"hope the guy at the ticket booth wasn't joking when he said it's all just painted styrofoam"
goodie
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I hope, your wife appreciated the wonderful souvenir you so lovingly selected for her
goodie
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I'm not saying anymore about the old Chook! You can work it out.
He, that's too easy, Doug. Everybody can see that there is only one chook in the pic - the other one is a - rooster!
Alpine flowers in spring. Magic.
Spring??????
Fuzzy Dunlop
Unleash the inner wombat
I hope, your wife appreciated the wonderful souvenir you so lovingly selected for her
How did she react when yuo gave her the can of WD40 and kept the cup?
dougman1
Part of the furniture
Spring??????
I've been sprung, it wasn't spring was it? Or was it? I could never be quite sure. It was warm enough to be summer!
dougman1
Part of the furniture
After the Ben Lomond national park and Jacobs ladder, what else could there be instore for us.
Fuzzy ripping up the tarmac in search of more vistas.
It wasn't long before we found the dirt again..
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And before we knew it we were parked outside the Mathinna General store and post office. This would be our lunch stop for the day.
Damn it was a fine store, with relics adorning the walls that come from around the second world war era.
For King and for Country. Sheesh, you don't see that sort of thing anymore.
We had to press on, there was much still to cram in to our last couple of days in Tasmania.
Fuzzy ripping up the tarmac in search of more vistas.
It wasn't long before we found the dirt again..
b
And before we knew it we were parked outside the Mathinna General store and post office. This would be our lunch stop for the day.
Damn it was a fine store, with relics adorning the walls that come from around the second world war era.
For King and for Country. Sheesh, you don't see that sort of thing anymore.
We had to press on, there was much still to cram in to our last couple of days in Tasmania.