Bark
One of the many unusual things I noticed while visiting Australia (besides the sounds of the birds whose unfamiliar birdsong woke me each morning), were all the different types of native vegetation that I hadn’t seen nor experienced before.
I found this tree on the lawn above Bondi beach to have an interesting pattern of bark, … which happens to be the theme for today’s #JoinInDaily with Johnny Wills
#MyTravelStory
Just wait til later in the tour.https://plus.google.com/photos/…
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Charles Gaines
lol
running into wild wombats was similar to this. 🙂
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I’m sure they’re quite savage!
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When were you here?
I love Sydney, for so many reasons.
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Charles Gaines They can move pretty fast… And are known to bite if their territory is invaded, so it’s best to stay on your toes… Or your four wheeler! 🙂
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Al Chris During the winter… Last July and August. It was magical!
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BobbieZen huh, really? They just look like fuzzy midget kangaroos on TV.
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Charles Gaines As so often is the case, looks can be deceiving.
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Goodness.
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I was up there too in the first 2 weeks of July! Mainly the Central Coast, but some whale watching trips out of the Harbour also.
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Al Chris Whale watching sounds wonderful! I was fortunate to get out on the harbor for a ride on their boat on a gorgeous day.
I came for a 50th birthday party for my Australian host brother… He lived with my parents with the Rotary Exchange program for a year when he was 16-years-old…My younger brother was an exchange student in Denmark at the time and I was in college. 🙂 He lives in Darlinghurst and they were the most wonderful hosts I could’ve asked for.
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Interesting bark & a beautiful image BobbieZen.
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Donna McClure thank you so much!
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