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Robbeh
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what is that?
raverchik
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^ I was staring at that for ages trying to work out what it was lol
got it now
got it now
AussieRaver
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^^ me while under the influence of passion pop!
^^ me in my piping hot jumper lol mixing on teh turntables
MooShiE
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rushraver said:*blushes*....omg, littleone said i'm cute...i can die happy now..lol
LOL go Rushraver you big stud muffin
... and as for the pic of the car... Yes its fast and yes he drives like a mad man.... *SCREAMS*
codez_raver
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kazza_baby said:me & zandesh
Zandesh, you have massive eyebrows!
Samadhi
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We just arrived home from 10 days at Fraser Island (QLD)... had the most AWESOME TIME!!! Thought i'd post a few pics from the trip.
This is Mr Samadhi and I at Lake MacKenzie:
This is Lake MacKenzie...one of the most gorgeous lakes i've ever seen. It is completely fresh water (read: you can drink it as you are swimming) and is so deep, the bottom has yet to be found. The water is so pure, that no flora or fauna can be sustained.
This is a photo of Eli Creek. It is the largest freshwater creek that flows into the ocean. You can walk quite a distance up the creek, but a large part of it has been closed of for regeneration reasons. It pours out approximately 80 megalitres of water daily.
This is one of the many dingoes on the island, we came across so many, they came right up to the door of our apartment.
This is a pic of us at Eli Creek. You could pretty much park your car at the edge of it, set up camp and just hang either in the creek, or 50m away in the surf. When we weren't trekking around the island, we spent our time at Eli.
Sorry for the non-person photos, but it's been so long since i've been to Fraser, and i was just blown away by how beautiful it is. So much so, we've already booked another 2 week holiday there over xmas/new year!
Mrs S
This is Mr Samadhi and I at Lake MacKenzie:
This is Lake MacKenzie...one of the most gorgeous lakes i've ever seen. It is completely fresh water (read: you can drink it as you are swimming) and is so deep, the bottom has yet to be found. The water is so pure, that no flora or fauna can be sustained.
This is a photo of Eli Creek. It is the largest freshwater creek that flows into the ocean. You can walk quite a distance up the creek, but a large part of it has been closed of for regeneration reasons. It pours out approximately 80 megalitres of water daily.
This is one of the many dingoes on the island, we came across so many, they came right up to the door of our apartment.
This is a pic of us at Eli Creek. You could pretty much park your car at the edge of it, set up camp and just hang either in the creek, or 50m away in the surf. When we weren't trekking around the island, we spent our time at Eli.
Sorry for the non-person photos, but it's been so long since i've been to Fraser, and i was just blown away by how beautiful it is. So much so, we've already booked another 2 week holiday there over xmas/new year!
Mrs S
joannie_mhm
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awww so pretty! i cant believe i live so close to such beauty and have never been there.
Gabz
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aww i miss fraser island.. we used to go heaps. its so beautiful there.
AussieRaver
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heres me without my hair done for once, in a beanie or whatevr you call these things
lostpunk5545
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Wow to Samadhi (Mr or Mrs). Australia at it's best...
I've encountered many a dingo in the wild and not one of them has tried to eat my non-existent baby...
I've encountered many a dingo in the wild and not one of them has tried to eat my non-existent baby...
Samadhi
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lostpunk5545 said:
Exactly... dingoes have been given a bad name. Sure, they are unpredictable, but if you follow the instructions on how to (not) deal with them, they leave you alone. They are by nature, curious creatures, and, as i said in my previous post, got very close to us, but if you handle the situation well, you'll have no problems. I was lucky in that i spent most of my childhood on farms, having to deal with working dogs, that can be very wild. My uncle gave me great advice, and i now stand my ground and act aggressive...which is how you're supposed to deal with dingoes. The problem is wanker backpackers and johnny no-stars feeding them all the time, and leaving scraps out. Grrrr.
That, and don't let you little children walk around alone, if you have any. (common sense would dictate that anyway, yeah?)
Anyway, had no problems with the dingoes, they're awesome in my book.
katmeow
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Great pics Samadhis!! I didn't get to see any dingoes while we stayed on Fraser.
We did however, have goannas visit our camp site
We did however, have goannas visit our camp site
Samadhi
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I only saw one goanna myself, on the last day we were there!:
And here are a few more:
The Mehino, looking a bit worse for wear now.
Another dingo:
Mr Samadhi, relaxing at Lake MacKenzie, sexy mofo he is:D:
Enough hogging of the pic thread for me...
And here are a few more:
The Mehino, looking a bit worse for wear now.
Another dingo:
Mr Samadhi, relaxing at Lake MacKenzie, sexy mofo he is
:D:
Enough hogging of the pic thread for me...
codez_raver
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Auzzie Raver, I know of a cute bler, that thinks your just the bee's knees, (she blushes when she see's your pic)
AussieRaver
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codez_raver said:
awww hehe, im flattered, im glad someone thinks im bee's knee's, btw what is bee's knee's and who this is person?
codez_raver
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Bee's Knee's meaning she thinks your cute. And I'm pretty sure you'd know who she is