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Barangaroo buildings
On the Harbour
Shaded by the tower
Bruny Island Coast
In the Rose Garden
Lorikeets and cactus flowers
Fancy gate
Museum find
Looking south
Cracked brick
Rose Robin
Across the channel
Bruny Island Lighthouse
Two Lighthouses
Sydney mural
Juvenile Sea-Eagle
Winter coastal scene
Glebe Island Bridge
Goodbye Judith
The new bridge - HBM
Another departure
Up the Clyde
More Camellias
"Endeavour" in Sydney
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The James Craig
Hobart sunrise
Bruny Isthmus
Sea Cliff Bridge
Next stop Johannesburg
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Main shrine of Nan Tien Temple
Along the track
Across the bay
Sew
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Mother-of Millions
At sea
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Duyfken replica
After the Dutch East India Company (VOC) displaced the Portuguese from the East Indies, the original Duyfken officially became the first European vessel to visit the Australian coast in 1606, sailing along the south coast of New Guinea to reach Cape York in Australia's north. This replica of the Duyfken is now in the Maritime Museum in Sydney.
Of course, it is very possible that there may have been earlier European visitors, as I outline in this Article I posted some time ago.
Of course, it is very possible that there may have been earlier European visitors, as I outline in this Article I posted some time ago.
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nice and interesting capture.
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Northern Australia also had many visits from what is now Indonesia and Malaysia yet the original inhabitants appear to have learnt little or nothing from any of the visits. Nor was was their truly amazing returning boomerang shared. Imagine if Leonardo da Vinci and other early designers of flying machines had known of it.
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