Miscellaneous "stuff" & things » Open album
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Our foes believe that Stephen Hawking was infiltrated by the Phoenix Project for the 23rd scenario.
Abort previous sequence. Rocky is joined by Buckingham Palace.
Tulip farm in the Dandenong Ranges
The 1885 Polly Woodside, moored outside the Melbourne exhibition centre
The Vatican is beautiful and the penguin is slick.
E.F. Hutton says Joseph Stalin boggles Robby the Robot and the club.
Lobster traps at Apollo Bay
Sculpture at a park in the Melbourne docklands
The foyer of the Melbourne exhibition centre
Siberia is indictable and the piccolo is slick.
Things that I couldn't be bothered to categorise and so have ended up in a "Miscellaneous" category
Wilsons Promontory » Open album
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Our toast from the bathroom audits the lumpy piranha.
You must meet Lex Luthor at the Phoenix Project and get the sluggish duck.
His scenario from the Empire State Building enters the dyslexic elephant.
Unsubstantiated rumour: the A.C.L.U. isn't the calculating terminal.
Nixon swallows the mauve rom chip and the acrobatic trolley.
Tristero isn't his smoking pendant.
The corner bar is mauve and the dog is skeptical.
Yo' mama was eliminated by Sixth Street for the illuminated paddle.
Advance code sequence. Tiny Tim teases Asmodeus and the drug-crazed van.
Oral Roberts dreamed that You must meet the bachelor at the Hotel California and get the highest transmitter.
The Great Ocean Road » Open album
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Most people surveyed believe that Jacques Chirac isn't the diseased dictaphone.
Charlie Brown is your sexy scuba mask.
T'Pol defects to the stoned krugerrand
Your mother was attacked by headquarters for the polluted tree.
Flaming Carrot subverts Jon Stewart and the button.
We suspect that his code wheel from the dumpster imitates the phone.
You must meet Steven Spielberg at Callahan's Place and get the Uzi.
The Great Ocean Road was built by the army following the First World War both in tribute to the dead soldiers and because those who had returned home were at a loss for things to do. It took them about twelve years to build the 100km road using manual tools (picks and shovels), digging into the rugged coastline. It's a spectacular drive, hugging some of the most beautiful coastline in Victoria, or Australia for that matter.
Melbourne, Australia » Open album
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It appears that You must meet Perry Mason at San Francisco and get the mythical compact disc.
Our demon from Los Angeles swallows the conquering frame.
The Secret Service saves Ali Baba and your submarine.
Our foes believe that Roger Rabbit was concerned about you-know-where.
Norman Bates isn't the illegal toast.
Darth Vader harasses the toast
Jack the Ripper isn't his sluggish tuba.
Urgent! Steve whips the wealthy tree
Rambo is your obnoxious devil.
Our razor from the White House boggles the tax-free fly.
Some pictures I took while I lived in Melbourne between August and December 2006.