Accommodation
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A classic example of Australian hotel architecture of the 1920’s. Dorrigo is a peaceful country town in New South Wales, Australia.
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The historic Richmond Arms Hotel (AD 1827) in Richmond, Tasmania, Australia.
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The Great Western Hotel is located in the outback mining town of Cobar, New South Wales, Australia.
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Dorrigo, New South Wales, Australia.
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More strange humor inspired by my brother who is temporarily handicapped due to back pain…
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This image was featured in the group, Route 66 – The Mother Road in July, August, & September 2008. ROUTE 66 IMAGE COLLECTION This is one of the well-preserved accommodations that is still in business along the old Route 66 in Williams, Arizona. Stay here and step back in time! “The Mother Road” first ran through the heart of Williams in 1926 and served American families on road trips until Interstate 40 by-passed Route 66 in 1984. The downtown business district of Williams is on the National Register of Historic Places. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ This image is not for sale. It is for your viewing pleasure only. Please don’t copy or download this image. None of my photos may be reproduced and/or used in any form without my written permission. ©2008 Patricia Montgomery | Bucks Mountain Galleries All rights reserved.
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How long have these council flats been a landmark on the Sydney-city skyline? I can remember them from at least 40 years ago, and they don’t seem to have changed a bit over all those years! Uploaded specifically for the Architecture Challenge in the Sydney Group. Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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The Hospital for the Insane at New Norfolk, Tasmania had been established as a Lunatic Asylum, an attachment to the Invalid Hospital for convicts, in 1834. Now a large, empty complex waiting for developers or vandals to move in.
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Bay view Hotel Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia.
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Some might think that camping out in a summer storm is not all that grand, but between the pitter patter of rain falling on my swag and the constant flashes of lightening, I rank the inside of my swag as 5 Star Accommodation. This storm was captured at our camp site near Goulburn (20.01.09). This panorama was stitched using three images near dusk and is best viewed by clicking view larger (so you can see our swags!).
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Strand, Cape Town, South Africa
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Alpine Hunt In 1940 a road was put through to Lake Dobson and the Government huts were relocated to their current position. Mt Field National Park, Tasmania, Australia. Canon PowerShot A650 IS Shutter: 1/800sec / Aperture: F4.0 / ISO: 80
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Down a track, on a property established in the early 1800’s, in the Southern Tablelands, NSW Inspired by this poem by Andrew Barton Patterson / (aka Banjo) The Silent Shearer Weary and listless, sad and slow, / Without any conversation, / Was a man that worked on The Overflow, / The butt of the shed and the station. The shearers christened him Noisy Ned, / With an alias “Silent Waters”, / But never a needless word he said / In the hut or the shearers’ quarters…............... Read full poem here /
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This is an image I would have LOVED to try to capture in 1 photograph… I thought for ages about how to create the steam effect in real life… a piece of ‘dry ice’ in the hand under the fish? Where on earth do you get dry ice from? And – how to insulate the hand from it so it doesn’t get totally frozen / burnt? A lit cigarette? Incense? Anyway, I was finally forced to admit it was all a bit too hard… (Though – to be honest – the thought of actually holding a stinking rotten fish like this in my bare hands – reasonably close under my nose – also kind of put me off a little…) So all the images used here are, as always, taken with my Sony Alpha 350, by me. (currently 547 views – 19.11.09) FEATURED IN ‘A PHOTOGRAPHERS’ CRAFT’!
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whilst the rain fell outside – coffee !! :) 16/08/09 thanks SO much the ‘Melbourne & Victoria’ group for featuring this image 18/08/09 – really appreciate it !! :)
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“I’m thinking scientific accommodation of religion is akin to letting someone take your King’s Rook off the board because you’re winning.” – Glendon Mellow 2009 This painting was originally created due to a Twitter tweet I made, inspired by the writing of Jerry Coyne, Ophelia Benson, PZ Myers, Mike Haubrich, Stephanie Zvan and Richard Dawkins, and others. I am having a contest at my blog, The Flying Trilobite to identify all the pieces. You could win a signed print! Blog comments only to qualify. I will update this space with a link to the contest, and later to the winner.
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We have spend 3 nights at “Down to Erth B&B” while in Coober Pedy and it was the most gorgeous underground experience we had in the outback. / It was spacious,very clean and affordable and it must be the best B & B in Coober Pedy,Rose and Alex are wonderful host and if you ever go to Coober Pedy and would spend a night I would recommend it to you. / Why not give Rose a call on 08-86725762 or go to www.downtoerth.com.au
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We have spend 3 nights at “Down to Erth B&B” while in Coober Pedy and it was the most gorgeous underground experience we had in the outback. / It was spacious,very clean and affordable and it must be the best B & B in Coober Pedy,Rose and Alex are wonderful host and if you ever go to Coober Pedy and would spend a night I would recommend it to you. / Why not give Rose a call on 08-86725762 or go to www.downtoerth.com.au
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We have spend 3 nights at “Down to Erth B&B” while in Coober Pedy and it was the most gorgeous underground experience we had in the outback. / It was spacious,very clean and affordable and it must be the best B & B in Coober Pedy,Rose and Alex are wonderful host and if you ever go to Coober Pedy and would spend a night I would recommend it to you. / Why not give Rose a call on 08-86725762 or go to www.downtoerth.com.au
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We have spend 3 nights at “Down to Erth B&B” while in Coober Pedy and it was the most gorgeous underground experience we had in the outback. / It was spacious,very clean and affordable and it must be the best B & B in Coober Pedy,Rose and Alex are wonderful host and if you ever go to Coober Pedy and would spend a night I would recommend it to you. / Why not give Rose a call on 08-86725762 or go to www.downtoerth.com.au
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Carcoar NSW Built by John Links in 1880, this Victorian house sits on 1.3 acres with the Belubula River as its boundary. The village of Carcoar in NSW’s southern tablelands was the third town developed west of the Blue Mountains. Today, Carcoar is Heritage Listed by the National Trust.
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Cheap & nasty motel-at-the-end-of-the-road, out in the middle of nowhere.
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