Thursday, December 13, 2007
PHOTO OPS..........
As promised, here are some photos from the trip to Blanket Bay:
This Mad Max like character was behind us twice.
I got Snorkmaiden to take a shot of him the first time which didn't work out, but the second time she got him good!!!
He even had a heeler next to him just lke Mel Gibson.
The stubborn koala in the middle of the road, his mate had more sense and walked off fairly promptly.
Jeff who accommodated us on his camp site and his brother John.
My little sculpture by the sea.
My little Snorkmaiden by the sea.
Snorkmaiden looking at a crab shell she found whilst fossicking around rock pools.
The crab shell itself.
The next morning's photographic shoot down the beach saw Snorkmaiden capture this beauty on my digital camera whilst I rooted around with Teh 'Hoff.
Leaving on the last day we stopped to snap some of the koalas in their natural environment and highly bizarre poses.
Towards the end of the Great Ocean Road there is this iconic house which was built some 30 years ago I think. Built by an engineer, it stands erect and isolated on the hinterland slope and was recently sold for a princely sum. The bearer column is longer than visible and the house only accessible by the little walkway.
Next post I'll write some about my actual surgery and some post surgery antics.
This Mad Max like character was behind us twice.I got Snorkmaiden to take a shot of him the first time which didn't work out, but the second time she got him good!!!
He even had a heeler next to him just lke Mel Gibson.
The stubborn koala in the middle of the road, his mate had more sense and walked off fairly promptly.
Jeff who accommodated us on his camp site and his brother John.
My little sculpture by the sea.
My little Snorkmaiden by the sea.
Snorkmaiden looking at a crab shell she found whilst fossicking around rock pools.
The crab shell itself.
The next morning's photographic shoot down the beach saw Snorkmaiden capture this beauty on my digital camera whilst I rooted around with Teh 'Hoff.Leaving on the last day we stopped to snap some of the koalas in their natural environment and highly bizarre poses.
Towards the end of the Great Ocean Road there is this iconic house which was built some 30 years ago I think. Built by an engineer, it stands erect and isolated on the hinterland slope and was recently sold for a princely sum. The bearer column is longer than visible and the house only accessible by the little walkway.
Next post I'll write some about my actual surgery and some post surgery antics.
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