Doors to new realities: well, at least viewing them

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April 26th 2013

Published: December 27th 2013

You know some people travel for food, some for festivals. Photography is a key part of our adventures. Something that has always intrigued me in our travels, has been the diversity of doors and porticoes that people have crafted to separate themselves from the crowd, from their subjects, or from the elements. Alternatively to glorify the occupants of the dwelling, palace or graveyard. Here are so... Read Full Entry

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Catherine and Gregory Harper

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"The road less travelled - with a modern twist". Whatever the initial motivation to visit, a family member’s passion, a friend's comment, a magazine article, we enjoy a mix of social, artistic, historical and culinary experiences on the road. Out-of-the-way places are hard to find, but these four aspects continue to enthrall us. Upcoming adventure: Summer 2022 in Europe and the UK. Where we've travelled so far... More to come...... full info

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Ancient Library lost, Ephesus, Turkey

Part of our first trip about the sailing ship Star Flyer.

Gangplank to Star Flyer

Sailing from Pereus in Athens.

Queenslander cottage, Ma Ma Creek, Queensland

My mates weekender which straddles a range between Gatton and Toowoomba. Spectacular view.

Blackwater, Ikamatua, New Zealand

We were travelling with daughter Elise in the beautiful south island. Earlier that day a young steer had run out of a paddock and slipped on the bitumen directly into our hire car. Perfect.

Backdoor and deck walkway, Palm Beach, Queensland

This was the beach house of Greg's childhood. An asbestos-cement paneled cottage right on Palm Beach which at this time was a sleepy, seaside village. The house is long gone, along with the wide sandy beach.

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