Lily pad - Mareeba Wetlands

Rainforests and Reefs; Exploring two of the greatest ecological marvels on earth

October 25th 2007
It’s been a while since I last ‘blogged’ and we’ve managed to rack up a whole heap of experiences since we crossed the border into Queensland from the Northern Territories, which means I’m getting hideously behind in my write ups. I’m going to change from my normal style of writing and list each experience/location/activity in separate subsections, making it much easier for me to writ ... read more

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Michael & Faye Johnson

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So... It's been six years since we got back from our big family travels. A lot can happen in six years and the kids are growing at a pace that's completely overwhelming. We have 'settled' back into life in the UK, which for all its problems is an amazing country and we love it here. We've got back on track with our careers and the kids are progressing well with their schooling. As for travel, thankfully we still haven't stopped. Over the last few years we've been to a few more places in Europe, spent many weeks in Thailand and Malaysia, celebrated our 10 yea... full info

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16th November 2010

Ben
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Beautiful Lilypad
I absolutely adore your image of the lily pad, with water droplets. I am writing you to ask your permission to use a a low resolution derivative of the image in commercially (floating in a stream in children's software). The texture would be small, 512x512, and otherwise unreproducible. Would you guys be ok with this? It's by far the nicest photo I've seen. Keep up the beautiful shooting! regards, Ben

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