Allan and Connie - wandering about - May to August

WELCOME!  -  I'm not much of a photographer but I enjoy taking photos that [to me] seem unusual or interesting. Sometimes I think they are funny, sometimes strange and sometimes R rated. I hope I can make you smile or even giggle a bit.

A perfect example of how smoke haze from local hazard reduction can stuff a panorama of Townsville.

I only went into the shop to get a couple of ice creams. 

Steve will erect a new shed for you.

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There's a sea under that land - even today! see the next pic.

I'm uncovering Burdekin secrets.

A difficult pic. This is only one metre above ground but I'm not much more, so getting the camera high enough wasn't easy. A passer by offered to pick me up and hold me over it while I took the pic but I declined - he was a 6 ft 10 inch bearded bikie!

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Way over my head.

Amateur radio was once very popular in Townsville and most of the local ham radio enthusiasts had one of these in their garden. This one was eventually sold to the coast guard so they could monitor the local harbour traffic - that's what I was told!.

Have you seen the machines in pharmacy's which test your height, weight, blood pressure etc. etc. and tell you when you are going to die?

This sign might be appropriate.

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By the time we had walked to the top of this "little hill", I had estimated it's elevation to be around 4 kilometers.


How dissapointing was this sign!

To get to the top of that "little hill" we walked/climbed/struggles through kilometers of scrub. When we finally got back onto the road we looked back and ...  shit!

Back on the beaten track we took the advice of our guide and followed him, or her?

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