The Custom House, By Night The Customs House by Night. The customs house still has some departments of the Irish State as well as having a small museum with the history of the Customs Offices for all goods entering Dublin port in the 1800's and 1900's. |
The Olga Gorge Walk This is the easier of all the walks through the Olgas. It is the Olga Gorge Walk known as Tatintjawiya. |
The Crown Casino from the Yarra The sculptures at the left are representing the once busy shipping area of Melbourne. The Crown Casino is situated on the opposite bank. |
The Three Sisters from Leura. The Greater Blue Mountains Area was entered to the World Heritage List at the 24th Session of the World Heritage Committee, held in Cairns in December 2000. |
The Queen Victoria Building The Queen Victoria Building, one of the finest shopping centres in Australia. |
Notre Dame Pieta This is the Pietà situated behind the High Altar within Notre Dame. |
Kilkenny Castle by Night A Nice picture of Kilkenny Castle by Night. Built in the 12th century, it was home to the Butler family until being handed over to the state in the 1960's. |
Waterford by Night Waterford by Night as seen from the Ardree Hotel. The port has changed significantly over the past 20 years but the view is still as spectacular. |
The Kookaburra One of the most recignisable of all Australian Birds, with their ususual call. The kookaburra sing out loudest at dusk and dawn, which gives them the nickname of the Bushmans Alarmclock. |
Statue in Botanical Gardens These statues sit either side of one of the entrances to the Botanical Gardens in Sydney. |
California Scramin' & Ferris Wheel California Screamin' is a fast rollercoaster in the new California Adventure park in Disney Anaheim, in LA. |
Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge From Farm Cove you get a great view of the Opera House and the bridge. |
View of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge The building on the hill is one of Prague's most famous sights, Prague Castle. Charles Bridge is seen in the foreground. The climb up to Prague Castle is tiring, as you climb up the cobbled back streets. |
The Shuttle - NASA's Workhorse The reusable Shuttle has been the success of NASA and the US Space Program. Now it is involved in the building of the International Space Station. |
Sacré Coeur, Montmartre Sacré Coeur Basilica, was completed in 1914 and is located in Montmartre. It is a awe inspiring view, both inside and outside and also provides great views of the Paris skyline. |
Circular Quays, Sydney The Circular Quays extend from near the bridge to the Sydney Opera House. It's a busy area, mainly because its where you get the ferries from. |
Psyche and Cupid This marble statue os Psyche and Cupid was completed in 1793 by Antonio Canova. |
Eiffel Tower at Twilight The Eiffel Tower is one of the worlds most distinctive structures and the icon which symbolises Paris and France for many people. |
Fijian Paradise Robinson Crusoe Island is a small island about 2 miles off shore from them main island. There is limited electricity, limited running water and the food is cooked by burying it on hot coals - however, it’s one of the most enjoyable places to be. |
The Four Courts, By Night A Nice shot of the Four Courts and the O'Donovan Rossa bridge by night. |
The Epcot Globe at Night The Epcot Globe by night. |
Disney's California Adventure The entrance to Disney's California Adventure, which is a recent addition to the Disney Anaheim park. |
Sydney Harbour Bridge by Day During the day you can take a ferry from Circular Quays for even more spectacular views. |
The Three Sisters Three Rocky Pillars which, according to the aboriginal legend were 3 sisters, Meenhi, Wimlah and Gunnedoo, turned to stone for their own safety by their Witch Doctor father, Tyawan. |
Shark at Sydney Aquarium One of the many sharks of Sydney Aquarium. |
Uluru at Sunrise Uluru takes on many different colours, depending on the time of day. This is Uluru at Sunrise. |
Mount Teide This is Spain's highest mountain, and is actually a volcano. The white section on top of the volcano is actually lava which has dried quicker than the surrounding lava. There are cable cars to the top, but they were closed the day we were there, due to winds and temperatures of -2ºC. |
Sydney Harbour from the Air From the air again, this is a view of Farm Cove and the Sydney skyline. |
Outside of the West Rose Window This is the detail of the West Rose window on the outside, which depicts the Virgin Mary. |
Leura Cascades The Blue Mountains have many waterfalls and cascades. The walking route allows you to see many of them. |
Duelling Dragons This is the spectacular enterance to Durlling Dragons - 2 intertwined steel rollercoasters which come only feet from colliding with the other coaster. |
The Crown Casino, Melbourne This is the view of the Crown Casino from Rialto Towers. |
View from Howth On a warm summers day, Howth in north County Dublin is a popular place to relax. With picturesque views, boat trips and a variety of places to indulge in everything from Fish & Chips to ice cream. |
Fruit Bats These cute little Fruit Bats were in Wonderworld about an hour outside Sydney, |
China at Epcot In Epcot you have the chance to experience other cultures by visiting one of the areas themed around countries. The picture above is the China exhibit, where you can eat chinese food, listen to traditional chinese music and watch chinese acrobatics. |
Disney Castle by Night This is the Disney Castle all lit and decorated for Christmas. |
Gullivers Chess Board Ever feel like as if you were in Lilliput? You have to walk onto this chess board, located in Hyde Park, and move the giant size chess pieces. |
US Coast Guard - The Eagle Eagle is a US Coast Guard Cutter and is the largest Tall Ship flying the Stars and Stripes. The Eagle is the seventh Coast Guard Cutter to bear the name in a proud line dating back to 1792 and is used for training purposes. |
Fireworks Starting The first set of fireworks were launched from the Sydney Harbour Bridge. |
Tall Ships Fireworks Contd. The fireworks were launched just in front of the brewery in Waterford at the West end of the quays. |
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