WA should never be forgotten

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March 10th 2007

Published: August 18th 2007

Perth with my Aunt Ginny, Uncle John, and cousin Kelly For 10 days, we were staying with my dad's sister, Ginny. With the 3 other times that my father has been to Australia, all have been in City Beach near Perth. At first I wondered why he didn't branch out and see the rest of this enormous country, but now I can see why! Perth and Western Australia are amazing. This is what California shoul... Read Full Entry

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Nathan Nowack

NNowack

I'm an amateur photographer who has devoted the past year to become a full time professional photographer. For the past 8 years, I've worked in the DVD business as a Programmer and Producer. Hoping to escape the crazy, stressful life of the Hollywood industry, I decided I needed a change. So I quit my job, tied up my loose ends, and was off on some eye opening and memorable 2007 vacations. While traveling around, I continue to take as many photos as possible in hopes that they will someday fill my portfolio and supply me with future jobs. But while I travel, I also want to experience an... full info

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What's Behind Me?

Driving through the Pinnacles.

The Pinnacles

At Sunset

Looking hole

Holding the Pinnacle

I can't tell if my dad was pushing it on my aunt, or the other way around.

Pinnacle Shadows

Our Shadows in the morning.

Pinnacle Squish

A little rest before we head out.

Pinnacle Silhouette

They were fun to take pictures of.

Pinnacle Sunset

Nambung National Park has these wonderful Pinnacles that span all over the grounds. Some 6 inches high, some at least 15 feet high.

Pinnacle Sunset Shot

Kangaroo by side of road

My first up close Kangaroo.

Kangaroo

Not the last sightings of Kangaroos, but it was my first.

Grass Tree or Balga

Neat tree in Western Australia.

20th March 2007

Mike (Crusher)
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Living it up on the wrong side of the road
Hellloooooo Nathan, It is great reading about your travel experiences. You have a wonderful way of describing the details and nuances in such a way that one surely feels like they are traveling right along with you. City Beach looks like it would be fun, especially with the tranquil waters. And how perfect you are sharing it with relatives. Great memories for you all. I know all too well how tricky it is driving on the opposite side of the road. Try doing that in London sometime. As you know, you learn real fast. But the challenge is fun and quite rewarding, especially for you with stops at the Pinnacles, Koala habitat and Crystal Caves. Nice! As always, your pictures enhance your terrific stories. I don't know how you took a picture of the Southern Cross Constellation but that was cool. Great beach shots, Pinnacles at sunset, Koalas and Kangaroos posing. Keep having fun! - Mike

21st March 2007

Cassie
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Love the Pictures :)
Hi Nate! Love the pictures of the birds and kolas! I am so envious!!!!! More bird pictures please :) Cassie

29th March 2007

Nick Sanders
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So educational
I'm going to know so much about Australia from your pix and stories. 104 degrees!! Ouch! I'd be heading for the cave too. - Nick

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