Lynn and I had a Sunday afternoon at Berowra Waters and then on the Wednesday Les & Lori picked us up for a drive to Church Point, initially it was going to be somewhere VERY crowded, Manly.
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| Boats of Berowra |
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| The fallen. Old pontoon pillars. |
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| Wharf Roach Ligia sp. |
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| Water and Brick |
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| Praying we won't sink (it worked). |
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| Berowra Waters |
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| Berowra Waters, looking from the east side. |
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| The Lace Monitor can grow to 2 metres (78 inches) long. |
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| Berowra Waters Punt (Ferry). |
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| One of the Harlequin / Jewel Bugs ? |
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Aboriginal 'shell midden'. A 'midden' is an occupation site
where Aboriginal people left the remains of their meals. |
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| The 'waterfall' on the Waterfall Walk. |
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| Riding the ferry back to where the car was parked. |
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| Our cruise Captain. |
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| Reflections |
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| Reflections |
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| Reflections |
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| Reflections |
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| Reflections |
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| Boats of Berowra |
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| Trees of Berowra |
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| Trees of Berowra |
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| Sydney Red Gums |
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| Christmas Bush |
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| I'll have to see the doctor about getting some cream for my legs. |
Church Point and Akuba Bay.
With Lori & Les.
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| View from our lunch table at the Waterfront Store, Church Point. |
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| Mariner in McCarrs Creek, Church Point. |
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| Mariner in McCarrs Creek, Church Point. |
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| One of the children from Easter Island. |
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VH-SWB made by DE HAVILLAND CANADA. Built in 1964 and has
the Serial Number 1557. |
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Launched in October 2014, Appliances Onlines Legend Blimp is
39 metres long and 11 metres wide - it's the largest (and only)
blimp currently flying in the Southern hemisphere. |
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| 1,2,3 |
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| The Swallows were Welcoming at Church Point |
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| Skice |
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| Boats at Akuna Bay. |
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| Reflection at Akuna Bay. |
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| Here's $1097, keep the change. |
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| There's no harm in dreaming. |
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| Reflection at Akuna Bay. |
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| New growth on the Sydney Red Gums. |
Camera: Canon PowerShot SX60 HS
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