// You can add titles and descriptions to your albums in this file.
// If any albums are left out, your album won't stop working, so this is optional.
// To add information for your album, create a new line for your folder and follow this format:

// albumFolder|Album Name|Album Description

// albumFolder is the name of the folder (the directory name) containing the images.
// The text file containing the images' info must be inside albumFolder and must have the same name as the folder. It must have the extension ".txt". More info in readme.txt.
// Make sure the information for each album is on a single line

// Example:

// myalbum|My album's title                              <- OK
// myalbum|My album's description                        <- Bad
// myalbum||My album's description                       <- OK
// myalbum|My album's title|My album's description       <- OK
// ||My album's description                              <- Bad (the first item, myalbum, must be present)
// myalbum||                                             <- Pointless (the script already knows this information)

// Lines starting with // and blank lines are ignored.
// You can add simple HTML (e.g. <strong> and <em>) to the album's description (but not the title)

melbourne|Melbourne, Australia|Some pictures I took while I lived in Melbourne between August and December 2006.
great-ocean-road|The Great Ocean Road|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.
misc|Miscellaneous "stuff" & things|Things that I couldn't be bothered to categorise and so have ended up in a "Miscellaneous" category
wilsons-prom|Wilsons Promontory