... says a thousand words . Few of my favorite words of this trip ..
Written in a public rest room somewhere on the Great Ocean Road. Its true, wisdom can be found anywhere.
Australia is lush and green. be it Tasmania, Melbourne countryside, drive through the rain forest to 12 Apostles or the green ocean. and just to add another shade to the "green envy" they even make the swimming pools green too ... at the Cataract Gorge, Tasmania
At the Graffiti Park at Launceston, Tasmania. Idle kids and their unleashed imagination.
The tear glasses... notice the small buckets under the rims. ne of the most brilliant and funny things i ever saw. Found at Ballarat, the gold rush village.
A post box in country side Tasmania, an angel made from empty beer cans. Goes to say that alcohol can make mundane things look beautiful
I never thought i could see a penguin in the wild without visiting Antarctica, until we visited the St. Kilda Beach. It was so cold that the jackets and jeans felt permeable to the wind. Walking on the long wooden plank leading to the middle to ocean against very strong wind currents did not feel like a very smart idea until we went to the rocky habitat for the beautiful creatures and found this beautiful shiny, grey-blue penguin.
Written in a public rest room somewhere on the Great Ocean Road. Its true, wisdom can be found anywhere.
Australia is lush and green. be it Tasmania, Melbourne countryside, drive through the rain forest to 12 Apostles or the green ocean. and just to add another shade to the "green envy" they even make the swimming pools green too ... at the Cataract Gorge, Tasmania
At the Graffiti Park at Launceston, Tasmania. Idle kids and their unleashed imagination.
The tear glasses... notice the small buckets under the rims. ne of the most brilliant and funny things i ever saw. Found at Ballarat, the gold rush village.
A post box in country side Tasmania, an angel made from empty beer cans. Goes to say that alcohol can make mundane things look beautiful
I never thought i could see a penguin in the wild without visiting Antarctica, until we visited the St. Kilda Beach. It was so cold that the jackets and jeans felt permeable to the wind. Walking on the long wooden plank leading to the middle to ocean against very strong wind currents did not feel like a very smart idea until we went to the rocky habitat for the beautiful creatures and found this beautiful shiny, grey-blue penguin.
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