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Tacking Point
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The Lighthouse at Tacking Point has an impressive new access walkway with splendid views along the coast. Will post more photos in due course.
Artwork Tacking Point
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The Lighthouse at Tacking Point has an impressive new access walkway with splendid views along the coast. Will post more photos in due course.
Fencing art on the whale watching platform ... designed by local artist Rachel Cross.
HFF 28 February 2025
058/365 Tacking Point in 2025
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Stunning day in Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia.
A visit to our favourite lighthouse, which now has a new access walkway with great views.
Tacking Point was named by Matthew Flinders in 1802, on HMS Investigator.
This lighthouse is one of five along the northern NSW coastline designed by noted colonial architect James Barnet.
Tacking Point Lighthouse was built in 1879.
It is looked after so well.
057/365 School of Arts
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The current School of Arts is the third to be built in Laurieton. The first was blown down in a gale on 5 May 1898, while the second opened on 7 September 1898 and burned down on 30 August 1910.
It is a heritage-listed School of Arts, now used as a community hall and neighbourhood centre, at the corner of Laurie and Bold Streets, Laurieton, Australia. It was designed by Sydney architect James H. Bolster and built from 1911 to 1912 by Taree contractor E. Bacon. The property is owned by Port Macquarie-Hastings Council. It was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999…
Wikipedia
The building also hosts the Camden Haven Historical Museum.
056/365 symmetry
055/365 Coolongolook River
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Forster, NSW Australia.
View to Forster Tuncurry bridge.
This is our nearest town, a 15 minute drive.
054/365 play time
light on deck
053/365 Dora in the great outdoors
052/365 berry drops
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Curry tree, in our garden.
NSW, Australia.
The Curry fruit grows on the evergreen curry tree, known throughout India by several different names such as karepaku, narasingha bishahari, and mitha neem. The tree is botanically known as Murraya koenigii and belongs to the Rutaceae, or citrus, family. The trees are most famous for their “curry leaves,” a common spice in Indian cuisine. Though not as commonly consumed, Curry berries are also edible.
specialtyproduce.com/produce/Curry_Berries_13085.php
051/365 a local beach
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A walk with our dogs. Less crowded now that the school holidays are over.
NSW, Australia
back deck
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NSW, Australia.
Taken at 6pm with a sunset at 7.30pm. The deck is 5 metres above the ground.
Electronic gear
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Sunday challenge 135 - Electronic gear with a screen.
Afternoon briefing on the smart TV, with laptop in the foreground.
... everything you need to know about politics, national and global affairs. Weekdays at 4pm AEDT, Patricia Karvelas asks politicians the tough questions, and talks to experts on the issues driving the news cycle in an election year.
abc.net.au/show/afternoon-briefing
050/465 Callistemon
049/365 Table top photography
048/365 February sunset
Gazania lens zoom
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Top right square crop used in style of Mondrian. Blur created with lens zoom.
Original yellow photos taken July 2021
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