2014 was probably the most turbulent year of my life. The following photo’s are highlights of that year. Click on image to expand.
Category: Photo’s
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Some photo’s from 2014 that are memorable to me
Laguna De Bay as seen from the roof of Rio Building, Azure Resedences, Paranaque 
My darling Patty 
Recent road trip along the Ocean Road in Victoria I stopped for breakfast at this picnic ground in Lorne. It’s the perfect place for a stop, beautiful scenery, sounds, and smells. Spectacular 🙂 
The Great Ocean Tourist drive passes across the top of the clifs at Elliston on the West Coast of Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. A number of sculptures are spread across these cliffs. 
Located on the Ayre Penninsula, South Australia, this beautiful bay is a haven for boaties, fisherman and other water lovers. The bay has almost no waves from the Southern Ocean leaving a glass like surface. 
An alley way in Port Adelaide, South Australia. Port Adelaide is one of the early parts of Adelaide with a lot of factories built in the 1800’s that still stand. Most are converted now to apartments and offices. This photo was a bit of a challenge because of the high contrast between light and dark. 
Often referred to as Don Dunstan’s Balls, they come and go from time to time from the Rundle Mall in Adelaide. 
Two young buskers in Rundle Mall on a nice Friday afternoon in October entertaining the shoppers. They take it in turns to give a consistent show. 
Semaphore, South Australia is a metropolitan beach north west of Adelaide city. Some of the sunsets we are fortunate to get are quite spectacular. -
Kookaburra sits on the old gum tree
Kookaburra sits on the old gum tree, Merry merry king of the bush is he. Laugh, Kookaburra, laugh, Kookaburra, Gay your life must be!
It’s a well known Australian folk song but how many have actually seen a Kookaburra. Well here is one for you.
Kookaburra sitting in old gum tree (click to see larger image)
