Peyton

Sunday Afternoon

Kids at play

Sonny Tiger

Thank you everyone for your beautiful thoughts & comments over the past 2 weeks with the news of the arrival of Sonny to our family. He's soooo cute......................

Zombie Walk - Brisbane - 2009

Once again, another huge turnout for this annual event. The zombie's dragged their way through the city centre and then onto the Valley, where all 300 odd zombie's hit Brunswick St for some Thriller action.

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More Zombie Walk

Zombie Walk - Brisbane - 2009

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Dust Storm Smothers Brisbane

Here's a few shots from a dust storm that has just blown in from central Australia

2500km Round Trip

A few months ago I had an opportunity to go on a solo road trip to the Big Smoke. I got to mix with industry folk for a number of days, before heading out to Mulgoa and further West to reconnect with family and friends. Here's a selection of images from that 2500km round trip.

Quiet Street in Mulgoa

Mount Schoenstatt - Mulgoa

The Schoenstatt Shrine is a place of grace & pilgrimage nestled in the hills overlooking the little township of Mulgoa. Schoenstatt means 'beautiful place' and it is here that people from all walks of life, find moments of peace and tranquility on their journey through life.

Inside the tiny shrine

Warragamba Dam

Located about 65 kilometres west of Sydney in a narrow gorge on the Warragamba River, Warragamba Dam is one of the largest domestic water supply dams in the world.

Water is collected from the catchments of the Wollondilly and Coxs River systems covering an area of 9,050 square kilometres to form Lake Burragorang and Warragamba Dam.

Lake Burragorang is the largest urban water supply in Australia, containing four times the volume of water of Sydney Harbour. It accounts for about 80 per cent of the water supply for nearly four million people in the Sydney region.

The quaint Blue Mountains village of Leura



The 3 Sisters - Katoomba


Govett's Leap - Blackheath


Hartley Historic Village

The village was one of the first settlements west of the Blue Mountains and reflects the simple needs and the way of life of the mid 1800's. There are three old inns, two churches and private homes still remaining. The Court House was the scene of hundreds of trials of convicts in the early days and is now open as a museum, brought to life with tape recordings based on actual trials.

Betty & my old mate Stan


Strange cows in Peel


Sunset over Wattle Flat