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Some random potential postcard images.

Eastern Beach

Geelong

The Twelve Apostles

Lochard Gorge

Corio Bay Sunrise

Geelong

Geelong

Ferris Wheel

 

Million Dollar view

Banff

Canada

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Eiffel Tower

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count

determine the total number of
(a collection of items).
 
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Counting luggage saves counting passengers. 

Or does it?

 

 

Staff still counted passengers…

 

…an ensured we did not get wet.

 

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One Word Sunday Challenge:...Count

 

 

 

 

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Sausage Tree Safari Camp Game drive track.

 

Sausage Tree Safari Camp Game drive

 

Geelong’s Balyang Sanctuary is to

the left of this road.

 

 

I guess one could walk along this sandy

African river bed during dry weather.

 

A walk along the Anglesea River at…

…Anglesea, Victoria.

Just before it empties into

Bass Strait.

 

Maligne Valley Gorge

Alberta Canada.

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Scenery from our travels.

The

Million Dollar View

at

Banff Fairmont Springs Hotel.

 

Mount Ruapehu

Tongariro National Park

New Zealand.

 

Drakensburg Mountains,

South Africa

I think this is Sulphur Mountain

overlooking

Banff’s Main Street

Canada

 

A view from

Rocky Mountaineer

Train Ride

to Vancouver.

 

Finally, a genuine

Victorian sunrise

over

Corio Bay,

Geelong.

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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge:   Scenic

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My first water scene is…

…nearby Lal Lal Falls.

In 2014 we visited Victoria Falls

in Zimbabwe .

Four years later, it was Alberta’s,

Athabasca Falls In Canada.

For 55 years lived less than an hour

from Warrnambool’s, Hopkins Falls.

The only time I remember visiting these falls was

when number one Son wanted some photos

for a geography assignment I set his class, in 2003.

As it was a February/March assignment,

there was little or no water flow.

  I had to wait another fifteen years and drive two hours

from Geelong to capture this photo.

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A Photo a Week Challenge:  Water

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