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My 2 year old grandson, William, adored to feed the fish each time he visits ❤️
How magical are double rainbows!
Belconnen ACT
A recent stunning sunset over the Brindabellas, ACT.
Sunset over the Brindabellas, Canberra Australia
Angkor Wat
Siem Reap, Cambodia
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Holmenkollen Chapel
Oslo, Norway
Originally built in 1903, the wooden chapel was burnt it down in 1992 by arsonists.
The chapel was rebuilt in 1996 by Arne Sødal in the medieval Dragestil style.
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Temple of Apollo
Delphi, Greece
Such a magical place
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Ukulele love
Aloha Stadium markets, Honolulu
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Beautiful Cawdor Castle driveway, May 2002.
Nairnshire, Scotland
Shakespeare wrote Macbeth based on this castle (though the castle was built after the event)
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HMQS Gayundah (later HMAS Gayundah), a flat iron gunboat, started service in 1884, enjoyed a busy work life from war duties which ended in 1921, gravel barge and finally in 1958 was run aground to become a breakerwater at Redland Bay QLD.
“On 9 April 1903, the Gayundah transmitted the first wireless message received from a ship at sea to an Australian wireless station. The historic message sent to the receiving station in Brisbane read: “Gun drill continued this afternoon and was fairly successful – blowing squally and raining – prize firing tomorrow. Marconi insulators were interfered with by rain but easily rectified and communication since has been good. Good night.” The ship’s aerial was a tall bamboo pole lashed to the mast.[5][10]” Wikipedia
Gayundah’s 6 inch gun was removed prior to being beached and is now housed at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. I am glad, once she has physically faded away at the beach, her memory will live on with her large gun.
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A beautiful Angel with such a pretty smile
Roskilde Cathedral, Denmark
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Did you know that there are ancient Egyptian dwellings in Madrid Spain??
The Temple of Debod was built in 200BC, not far from Aswan. It was dedicated to the God Amun.
As the Aswan dam was built in the late 1960’s where the Temple was located, this was a gift from Egypt to Spain to give thanks for their help in moving artifacts.
In 1972 the ancient Temple was relocated in the Parque del Oeste, Madrid.
The perfect place to watch a beautiful sunset over Madrid.
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Palos de la Frontera is where Christopher Columbus left Spain to find the ‘Indies’ and to change the World (for good or bad)
New Orleans
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Havana Cuba
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Rocking New Orleans
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Gracelands, Memphis
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Fountains Abbey, England
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