THE BIG DRY
Hanging close to a small flock of sheep for water and whatever feed they can forage.
Below the Wollemi, this week 11 08 18
Wollemi Wilderness, New South Wales, Australia
This is getting desperate!
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I like all photography but these photos of Aussie I particularly liked and wanted to share with you.
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So typically Aussie hope you enjoyed
Maybe we should think about this …
and the following will apply as well …
People in Aussie will wonder why you need a weapon in the first place because we don’t and most will think you are a blithering idiot for having one and thinking you need one?
To me freedom is to be able to go out in public and not have the fear of being shot!
“freedom
noun
1. the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants.
“we do have some freedom of choice”
synonyms: right to, entitlement to; More
2. the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved.
“the shark thrashed its way to freedom”
synonyms: liberty, liberation, release, emancipation, deliverance, delivery, discharge, non-confinement, extrication”
what this leaves out is that people need to respect others. You might want to “act, speak, or think as one wants” but if it hurts others that is not acceptable is it?
So to my mind in the USA you do not have freedom that you so cherish. The guns that you think gives you freedom takes it away.
Of course I base my opinion on media but I try to be objective. Unfortunately you can’t get away from people dead numbers, can you?
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I like all photography but these photos of Aussie I particularly liked and wanted to share with you.
Please click an image to view slideshow with captions …
So typically Aussie hope you enjoyed
PLEASE VIEW
I like all photography but these photos of Aussie I particularly liked and wanted to share with you.
Please click an image to view slideshow with captions …
So typically Aussie hope you enjoyed
PLEASE VIEW
I like all photography but these photos of Aussie I particularly liked and wanted to share with you …
So typically Aussie hope you enjoyed
“Glengallan Homestead, built 1867-1868, is located on the southwestern slope of Mount Marshall at the mouth of a wide valley, running west from Cunningham’s Gap, near the junction of the Cunningham and New England Highways approximately 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) north of Warwick.
This valley was the original Darling Downs, discovered and named by explorer Allan Cunningham (1791-1839) in 1827 in honour of the Governor of New South Wales, Sir Ralph Darling (1775-1858), and the name Darling Downs was later used to identify the surrounding region of open rolling country with rich and deep soils. Cunningham found a gap in the dividing range, and the following year, while visiting Moreton Bay, he found a gap which he thought was the same one he had discovered previously, and which became known as Cunningham’s Gap.” Please go to Glengallan Homestead Wikipedia for the story.
Glengallon was in poor condition before the start of restoration …
As we live close in Stanthorpe we visited the homestead in April. It is still under restoration but here are a few of my photos with my phone …
If you are in the area it is worth the visit. Bear loves old houses and furniture. Hope you enjoy?
