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Christmas Day 25/12/2010

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 Just a few Christmas decorations A bit on the dark side for a photo Christmas Breakfast there are the Snoopy and the Teddies all having a good time  Looks like bugs for dinner and that is for 2 people only!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY !!  All the family All the followers of this blog all the new and old friends we made along the way More to follow later today!

Cape Le Grand 19/12/2010

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Le Grand beach Frenchman Peak A few of these Goannas are trying to get some heat from the road Hellfire bay  and the other side all rocky looking towards Cape Le Grand  Nuytsia floribunda is a hemiparasitic plant found in Western Australia. The species is known locally as the Christmas Tree, displaying bright orange flowers during the Christmas season. Banksia  Looking to Cape Le Grand  Nice pink Bottle brushes  This pretty flower set looks like an arrangement of candles Banksia bud Tiny little flowers  More of the WA Christmas tree They start off yellow and go bright orange as the flower matures The bees are swarming around them very strong nectar smell This beatle seems to love the nectar  Hellfire Beach gets its name from St.Elmo's fire  the waves can sweep you off these dangerous rocks the whistling rock if you stand in the right place the rock works like a sound amplifier  Lucky Bay  The residents are used to pe...

Esperance 14-28/12/2010 part1

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The beach outside the caravan park in Esperance there is a tanker jetty in there somewhere looking across the road to the caravan park home for 2 weeks Samy the seal by the tanker jetty the port  Esperance  Esperance from the lookout the portand the town in the background part of the great ocean drive  West beach West beach Salmon beach looking towards Esperance Salmon beach looking into twilight beach Fourth beach on the right twilight beach at the back view from twilight beach looking at Observation point Observation Point Past a windfarm we go inland and A pink lake there is the story  Merry Christmas