Sharing Photos

Webmaster · Webmaster

Hi all, Welcome to our new photo-sharing forum. I would suggest that each person who wants to post images create a new 'thread' so people are able to access the info more easily and we avoid ending up with one unwieldly post. The files must be in either jpg, gif, or bmp format and the total size of A...

Webmaster · Webmaster

Hi all, First of all, thanks everyone for all the input and lively discussions we've been having here. It's a real help to everyone out there from those who are thinking about hitting the road, to those between trips and even for people who are currently travelling. It has been suggested that we org...

glassies · glassies

I was amazed how many cemeteries that are out in the middle of nowhere . 3 years ago I stopped travelling with my ex hubby .ive now bought a van and am hoping to do small trips maybe 3mths at a time . One good thing was he always stopped at cemeteries for me to stroll through them .this was out at a lookout bene...

86GTS · 86GTS

We're currently camped by ourselves in granite country Loddon Shire Central Victoria. The bush is full of Spring wildflowers. We'll be here for two weeks, after a wonderful two weeks camped in ironbark country near Rushworth. We feasted on yabbies from the forest dams, even making yabby pizzas in...

Jim Featherby · Jim Featherby

Bobdown · Bobdown

Keep your eye on the ball.......slo-mo style. Cheers Bob

86GTS · 86GTS

A few photos of wildflowers & native orchids flowering in the Ironbark forest of the Rushworth area, Central Victoria. Some nice Yabbies in the dams too.

Craig1 · Craig1

Via t -- Edited by Craig1 on Thursday 15th of September 2022 09:15:55 AM

86GTS · 86GTS

We recently visited the Californian Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) plantation at Warburton East VIC. It was planted many years ago by a private individual, hidden away from the general public, but is now controlled by Parks Victoria as part of the Yarra Ranges National Park. The trees are majesti...

Craig1 · Craig1

and old pub

Whenarewethere · Whenarewethere

After 3 minutes simply to empty 10 litres, 25 minutes in total & cramp in my hands, a bit like the painful task of having to hold the bowser nozzle on these days, in the past it was not like this, I can't stand it. Normally I empty each tank on the run but this was an experiment to see how long a partial fill...

86GTS · 86GTS

We recently walked the trail from Cape Schanck Lighthouse to Bushrangers Bay on the Mornington Peninsula VIC. It has spectacular, rugged coastal scenery. On this particular occasion we encountered an interesting bonus. The drilling rig OCEAN ONYX was being towed from inside Port Phillip Bay to a...

Craig1 · Craig1

Start at Walla WallaAbout 314km and around 7 hours including a lunch stop at Lockhart. Lockhart is probably worth a day on its own, lots of different street art. Had never heard of Tootool and French Park, but they were on the way, so why not put them in. Tootool even had a WW2 Airstrip, which was the scene...

Jim Featherby · Jim Featherby

A collection of photos and video taken with the help of a drone showing the beautiful historic town of Port Fairy, Victoria. A historic town with an early background of Irish settlement in the 1800's, in fact it was originally named "Little Dublin". Original industry was whaling and potatoe farmi...

Jim Featherby · Jim Featherby

A collection of photos of autumn colour around the towns of Beechworth, Bright and Stanley in North East Victoria. Taken in late April 2022 with both a Nikon slr camera and a Mavic Drone.

Buzz Lightbulb · Buzz Lightbulb

There have been lots of recent posts of birds. This reminded me of a New Scientist video is Tim Flach photography so I thought that I'd post it here. These are NOT my photos:

86GTS · 86GTS

Just a few more bird photos. This will be the last of them as I don't want to bore everyone.

Phlipper · Phlipper

If you have ever traveled around the harsh, extremely hot and barren Gibber Plains near places like Coober Pedy, you may think nothing could survive out there..... but you'd be wrong. One incredible battler out there is a tiny little yellow bird, known as a Gibber Bird. This tough bird lives it's en...

86GTS · 86GTS

Here are a few photos of birds, taken on our recent travels. We like taking photos of other subjects as well.

Phlipper · Phlipper

Once on the brink of extinction, simply because they tasted good, the Bustard is still uncommon in most regions of Oz. Elusive, and shy bird usually. This one near Streaky Bay/SA a week ago, and was obliging to my camera for a short period.....'till the Bustard Buggered Off

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	STICKY: Welcome to our Photo Forum (Preview) Hi all, Welcome to our new photo-sharing forum. I would suggest that each person who wants to post images create a new 'thread' so people are able to access the info more easily and we avoid ending up with one unwieldly post. The files must be in either jpg, gif, or bmp format and the total size of A...	Webmaster	22	22973	04:24 PM Sep 14, 2015 by Papou
	STICKY: New home of the original photo sharing post (Preview) Hi all, First of all, thanks everyone for all the input and lively discussions we've been having here. It's a real help to everyone out there from those who are thinking about hitting the road, to those between trips and even for people who are currently travelling. It has been suggested that we org...	Webmaster	24	28032	02:48 PM Jul 22, 2010 by BushbabyandGumnut
	Cemeteries all over oz (Preview) I was amazed how many cemeteries that are out in the middle of nowhere . 3 years ago I stopped travelling with my ex hubby .ive now bought a van and am hoping to do small trips maybe 3mths at a time . One good thing was he always stopped at cemeteries for me to stroll through them .this was out at a lookout bene...	glassies	10	616	04:26 PM Sep 20, 2022 by Ivan 01
	Spring Trip. (Preview) We're currently camped by ourselves in granite country Loddon Shire Central Victoria. The bush is full of Spring wildflowers. We'll be here for two weeks, after a wonderful two weeks camped in ironbark country near Rushworth. We feasted on yabbies from the forest dams, even making yabby pizzas in...	86GTS	1	107	04:04 PM Sep 19, 2022 by Possum3
	The Grampians National Park - Briggs Bluff Walk. (Preview)	Jim Featherby	4	211	02:19 PM Sep 17, 2022 by 86GTS
	Eddie at play (Preview) Keep your eye on the ball.......slo-mo style. Cheers Bob	Bobdown	1	138	08:45 AM Sep 16, 2022 by Craig1
	Native Orchids (Preview) A few photos of wildflowers & native orchids flowering in the Ironbark forest of the Rushworth area, Central Victoria. Some nice Yabbies in the dams too.	86GTS	2	136	05:31 PM Sep 15, 2022 by Bobdown
	Auroa lights at Stanley early Sept 2022 (Preview) Via t -- Edited by Craig1 on Thursday 15th of September 2022 09:15:55 AM	Craig1	4	126	05:27 PM Sep 15, 2022 by Bobdown
	Californian Redwood Plantation (Preview) We recently visited the Californian Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) plantation at Warburton East VIC. It was planted many years ago by a private individual, hidden away from the general public, but is now controlled by Parks Victoria as part of the Yarra Ranges National Park. The trees are majesti...	86GTS	4	582	07:53 AM Sep 1, 2022 by oldbloke
	Stanley VDL CO Store (Preview) and old pub	Craig1	7	425	02:54 PM Aug 2, 2022 by 86GTS
	Remote fuel filling. (Preview) After 3 minutes simply to empty 10 litres, 25 minutes in total & cramp in my hands, a bit like the painful task of having to hold the bowser nozzle on these days, in the past it was not like this, I can't stand it. Normally I empty each tank on the run but this was an experiment to see how long a partial fill...	Whenarewethere	3	357	06:13 PM Jul 31, 2022 by gold dandelion
	Interesting Coastal Walk (Preview) We recently walked the trail from Cape Schanck Lighthouse to Bushrangers Bay on the Mornington Peninsula VIC. It has spectacular, rugged coastal scenery. On this particular occasion we encountered an interesting bonus. The drilling rig OCEAN ONYX was being towed from inside Port Phillip Bay to a...	86GTS	2	259	06:07 AM Jul 24, 2022 by 86GTS
	Water Tower Art "near Albury " or a 300km round trip (Preview) Start at Walla WallaAbout 314km and around 7 hours including a lunch stop at Lockhart. Lockhart is probably worth a day on its own, lots of different street art. Had never heard of Tootool and French Park, but they were on the way, so why not put them in. Tootool even had a WW2 Airstrip, which was the scene...	Craig1	0	351	02:40 PM Jun 21, 2022 by Craig1
	Port Fairy from above Port Fairy Victoria (Preview) A collection of photos and video taken with the help of a drone showing the beautiful historic town of Port Fairy, Victoria. A historic town with an early background of Irish settlement in the 1800's, in fact it was originally named "Little Dublin". Original industry was whaling and potatoe farmi...	Jim Featherby	3	354	08:06 PM Jun 11, 2022 by watsea
	Autumn Beauty around Beechworth, Bright and Stanley, Victoria. Beechworth Bright Stanley Victoria (Preview) A collection of photos of autumn colour around the towns of Beechworth, Bright and Stanley in North East Victoria. Taken in late April 2022 with both a Nikon slr camera and a Mavic Drone.	Jim Featherby	2	297	12:39 PM Jun 6, 2022 by Jim Featherby
	Stunning bird photos by Tim Flach (Preview) There have been lots of recent posts of birds. This reminded me of a New Scientist video is Tim Flach photography so I thought that I'd post it here. These are NOT my photos:	Buzz Lightbulb	2	286	10:56 PM Jun 3, 2022 by Buzz Lightbulb
	A Few More Bird Photos. (Preview) Just a few more bird photos. This will be the last of them as I don't want to bore everyone.	86GTS	3	260	05:14 PM Jun 3, 2022 by Phlipper
	A Great Survivor (Preview) If you have ever traveled around the harsh, extremely hot and barren Gibber Plains near places like Coober Pedy, you may think nothing could survive out there..... but you'd be wrong. One incredible battler out there is a tiny little yellow bird, known as a Gibber Bird. This tough bird lives it's en...	Phlipper	4	280	09:40 AM Jun 3, 2022 by Phlipper
	A few bird photos. (Preview) Here are a few photos of birds, taken on our recent travels. We like taking photos of other subjects as well.	86GTS	3	236	09:26 PM Jun 2, 2022 by Phlipper
	Australian Bustard (Preview) Once on the brink of extinction, simply because they tasted good, the Bustard is still uncommon in most regions of Oz. Elusive, and shy bird usually. This one near Streaky Bay/SA a week ago, and was obliging to my camera for a short period.....'till the Bustard Buggered Off	Phlipper	4	296	07:36 PM Jun 2, 2022 by 86GTS
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