365 days = 365 photographs..rules of engagement; 1.I have to take a photo each day, no matter where I am and what I am doing. 2. Post it, when possible. Not all the places I will be visiting have access to the web; yes I know it is hard to believe but there are still some places like that exist, and they are amazing. 3. No photos from your film library can be used or posted..remember it isn't about the destination, but the journey that takes us there..enjoy. :)
Showing posts with label Rainforest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rainforest. Show all posts
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Day 365 – It’s a wrap.
The very last day of 'a Year Through the Lens'. A photo taken each day, wherever I have been. Here in our own backyard of Cairns, QLD, Victoria, NSW, WA, TAS, China, Hong Kong, Myanmar, Thailand. It has been an adventurous year, and a year of many challenges. Australia and OS has many wonderful pockets to see and visit. Crystal Cascades only 20min from CBD nestled in the foot of the mountains is a beautiful place to hang out in the heat of the day. Light filtering in through the rainforest as blue dragonflies and orange butterflies pass through. Thank you for your wonderful support during the past year, your comments, and likes. It definitely helped to keep me going and get you something new every day. Now, it's time for a new project; so enjoy and big thank you. :)
Monday, April 1, 2013
Day 362 – Copperlode Dam.
Cairns water supply comes from Copperlode Dam located up in the Lamb Ranges just west of the CBD. A long winding road heads from suburbia through rainforest, breaking out onto the top of the mountain range. It sometimes goes by the name of Lake Morris too, after city engineer Mr F Morris who was assigned to find a suitable area for new water supply, for the city in 1935. Once found and paperwork complete; budget was 3 million, by the time it was completed in 1976 it had blown out to 6.5million. It is a beautiful place to rest and relax, after a wee stroll up the hill. :)
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Day 361 – Nothing but sunshine.
Happy Easter everybody, and hope the Easter bunny was good to you today? For a change at Easter, the sun is putting on a brilliant show in the tropics. Normally rain comes and plays but this Easter it has stayed away. The temperature is beautiful and great time to be outdoors in the wide open spaces. Hello sunshine and tropical Easter it’s nice to be here.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Day 358 – Stoney Creek Falls.
On the eve of Easter everybody is running around getting supplies and heading off for four day weekend. Yahoo. Camping is a very popular pastime of Easter getting away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, heading out into nature. Recent rain has the waterfalls running and creeks a little above a trickle. The rain may still be hanging around the mountains yet hope whatever you have planned over the break; have fun, travel safe, hope Easter Bunny finds you? :)
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Day 354 – Lake Eacham.
In the mountains above Cairns on the Tablelands, sit dormant volcanos. Craters that once blasted ash, lava into the atmosphere are blue water lakes. Housing, turtles, eels, fish, water dragons and probably a host of other creatures. Whether it is the minerals in water but a dip in the lakes always makes you refreshed and full of beans. Lake Eacham also has 3km walk around the edge through the rainforest and curtain figs. Grab a picnic and perfect way to spend the day on tablelands.
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Day 335 – Finally maybe?
The clouds seem to be having a party this afternoon. A distant rumble is echoing up the valley with dark horizon creeping forward. Sugar cane is relishing the rain that has fallen over the last couple of days and starting to shoot up. A low is now sitting off the coast with potential to turn into a cyclone come the weekend. So is the wet season finally here in the north? Only time will tell.
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