Dry Season boating
In the Dry Season the waters off the Sailing Club at Fannie Bay are scattered with boats of all descriptions. … Continue reading Dry Season boating
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George’s Green and the Spiegeltent
George’s Green in the Darwin Botanic Gardens is all blinged up for the Darwin Festival. There are fairy lights, glittering … Continue reading George’s Green and the Spiegeltent
Top Day in the Top End and a genuine Aussie “Top Gun”
What a top weekend we’ve been having here in the Top End and yesterday ‘s RAAF Open Day was a highlight! … Continue reading Top Day in the Top End and a genuine Aussie “Top Gun”
The Snake Beaners Community Garden
A few weeks ago the Open Garden scheme showcased the Snake Beaners community garden…sort of like a British allotment. Adjacent … Continue reading The Snake Beaners Community Garden
Darwin defences and the Army on the move
As we’re having something of a Defence moment, today’s photo is of the Army on the move. It’s a strange … Continue reading Darwin defences and the Army on the move
Aerial Jabiru
It’s not all that common to see Jabiru in town and this is the first chance I’ve had to photograph … Continue reading Aerial Jabiru
From taxiway to suburban street
Back in February I put up a number of posts about Darwin’s role during World War II. Having had a … Continue reading From taxiway to suburban street
Never smile…
Have I mentioned before that anyone who comes to the Top End is obsessed with crocodiles? Yes, you’re right, I’m … Continue reading Never smile…
Penguin all at sea in prime tropical real estate
Cullen Bay is a marina fairly close to the Darwin CBD. It looks lovely and the restaurants have top views. … Continue reading Penguin all at sea in prime tropical real estate
The sea’s collages
It’s been positively chilly in Darwin lately with minimums around 18C and maxing out below 30C. While I can hear … Continue reading The sea’s collages
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