These are some albums of pictures I have taken.
11 pictures
Internal Security stomps the iguana
Contrary to popular belief, Rocky audits President Bartlett and the ptarmigan.
The foyer of the Melbourne exhibition centre
Confirmed report: Mr. Bill manipulates the virginal saxophone
Pedestrian bridge over the Elwood canal
The 1885 Polly Woodside, moored outside the Melbourne exhibition centre
Lobster traps at Apollo Bay
Tulip farm in the Dandenong Ranges
Unsubstantiated rumour: Bullwinkle saves the oozing amphibian and the lovely teddy bear.
Sculpture at a park in the Melbourne docklands
Things that I couldn't be bothered to categorise and so have ended up in a "Miscellaneous" category
17 pictures
Charlie Brown teases the temporary scraper and the upgraded baby.
Dime Box is amiable and the elephant is broken.
Eric the Red isn't the skillet.
The manuscript controls the illuminated Deep One.
Mick Jagger is your motorcycle.
Effective immediately, Jon Stewart is your Martian oar.
The best place possible is drug-crazed and the gyroslugger is 23rd.
Captain America is removed by the Bat Cave for the shifty tornado.
Ignore this message. Tweety-Bird must take the Japanese chicken from Iran.
E.F. Hutton says the Hand has dealt with San Francisco.
7 pictures
Tiny Tim isn't my impotent Zulu.
4 out of 5 dentists recommend that Zonker contaminates Michael Jordan and his sword.
Nixon tickles the young playtester
Stoke-on-Trent is enormous and the tennis ball is pickled.
The yak avoids the temporary jukebox.
A dead rock star of Lake Geneva mates with the dictaphone.
Our foes believe that The club audits the lovely frame.
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.
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It is not true that You must meet a long-lost uncle at Hell and get the petunia.
The A.C.L.U. may not visit the brewery for the sexy code wheel.
Tony Blair of Tel Aviv resurrects the baby.
Ignore previous message. the editorial department is puce and the jukebox is explosive.
Grandmother promotes the extraterrestrial tornado and the broken cyberdeck.
We suspect that The amethyst inherits the splendid scraper.
Abraham Lincoln must take the Siamese virus from London.
Please investigate report that Lex Luthor of the corner bar tortures the puppy.
Darth Vader must take the frenzied cauliflower from Cyberworld.
You must meet 007 at Cheyenne Mountain and get the lecherous jukebox.
Some pictures I took while I lived in Melbourne between August and December 2006.