Home made postcards.....show off where you live.

[Andy40]

Magic shots Waz

[Kick]

The fourth picture almost looks from an alien planet. Must be wonderfull to live there...

[wazkelly]

One of the nicest places on the whole of the east coast of Australia.

[wazkelly]

Last warm weekend of Autumn at Kings Beach looking south towards Bribie Island across the shipping channel....


This is the view that greeted tonight me after stopping to grab a special coffee for my wife at Bulcock Beach near the boardwalk adjoining Pumicestone Passage looking across to Golden Beach....


Geez, it's hard not to like living in this part of the country when everywhere else is shivering their butts off.

[blinddrew]

Let's see if I can get the photos working again.Here's a few of York.







I should point out that these shots, along with my build diary, give a very flattering picture of the weather in York, it's generally a lot greyer and a lot wetter.

[Hardcoretroubadour]

Let's see if I can get the photos working again.Here's a few of York.







I should point out that these shots, along with my build diary, give a very flattering picture of the weather in York, it's generally a lot greyer and a lot wetter.

Some fantastic buildings there, I tend to forget how young Australia is some times.

[blinddrew]

There's the remains of a tower, in the same gardens as that last shot, that got a base that's pre-roman. Does tend to blow the minds of some of our tourists from newer countries.

[cork sniffer]

Let's see if I can get the photos working again.Here's a few of York.

WOW, so much old stuff. Why don't they knock it all down and replace with nice new fresh buildings?


Haaa, Here in Australia if it's 50 years old they put a heritage protection order on it.

[wazkelly]

So which one was your castle?

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[FrankenWashie]

I fondly remember sitting in London for the first time, supping a pint with mates, in an inn whose building was as old the settled history of both of the countries I call home. Apparently it is referenced in the first map of Southwark circa 1543.
And to think NSW was planning to bulldoze and rebuild the SFS because it's 30 years old!