My First Snow

 Perisher Blue NSW Australia

I wish these skiing board sleds came with hand brakes.

From the bedroom

I could get used to this, wake up early in the morning to see the beautiful morning-mane.

18th Biennale Sydney

This was my favourite, knotted cotton flairs.

Held every two years (didnt know until today), the Biennale of Sydney is Australia's largest contemporary visual arts event, showcasing from around the world. Although, I missed my meet up group, somehow I managed to get onto 'Titanic' and hence, the photos of Cookatoo Island and the surrounds.

We make two.

The Iconic

Harbour view

Artificial fog

Open wind chimes

Boat making

Wind Chimes

Cookatoo Island Tour NSW Australia

Carlo Pool Uloola Falls

Tangled

This walk took us to the Karloo Pool and Uloola Falls within the Royal National Park and some aboriginal rock engravings. An easy to medium, undulating, hike, out and back route of just 10km.

Uloola Falls

Wattle

Wattle

Carlo Pool

Carlo Pool

Uloola Falls

Uloola Falls

Uloola Falls

Feathers

Heathcote NSW Australia

The North Walk

Lotus 1

Not as difficult compared to the one I did a week before this 'Grand Canyon' at 975 metres. Mostly bush-track and service track, with much sandstone and loose rock to contend with. The rough terrain made it a bit hard to walk.  We crossed over several ridges, couple with good views. Jerusalem Bay, a picturesque area. Distance: 13.4 km.

Lotus 2

Lotus 3

Lotus 4

Cake in the bush

Jump 1

Jump 2

Jump 3

Slyvia's given a hand.

Hawkesbury

Great North Walk (GNW)- Cowan to Brooklyn, Hawkesbury 

Valley of the Waters

Spectacular walk! Breathtaking tracks along a cliff face, great waterfalls, nature paths with total ascents of 1,000 metres. This was a mountain hike with lots of minor ups and downs and one major decent/ascent in the outbound section of the loop. Some pictures from the hike.

All white

Adelaide, South Australia

Chocolates Chocolates, absolutely loved this store.

A vibrant city. One of the great small cities of the world to spend a couple of weeks with family. A city surrounded by rolling hills, wineries and beautiful beaches. Adelaide city streets are set out  in grid. It has a simple master plan of one square mile city centre surrounded by parklands. Therefore it is easy to go around and lots of open spaces. Some of the popular places are, Hahndorf: the Oldest German Community in Australia now a tourist attraction; Gelnelg: Most popular beachside; Botani Garden & Japanese Garden; Rundle Mall/Street: Elder Park: Favourite spot in Adelaide; Beaches; Port Adelaide; South Australian Mueseums and Art Galleries; Adelaide Hills; Central Markets: the best place stocking up with fresh foods of all kinds; Victoria Square; Meriton etc. 

I love Adelaide. 

Mirror Mirror on the sphere.

Architecture in Adelaide

we three

Glenlegh

Opal in making

City-tram

Buses on the tracks

Dolphin watch