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Images and stories from my travels and life in the Northern Territory and Queensland.

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cassmob

I'm a Queenslander by birth and after nearly 20 years in the Northern Territory I've returned to my home state. I've been researching my Queensland ancestors for nearly 30 years and like most Aussies I'm a typical "mongrel" with English, Irish, Scottish and German ancestry.

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Tag: Top End

Friday Flowers: Tropical Colours
Friday Flowers, Top End NT

Friday Flowers: Tropical Colours

One thing about the tropics, the colours of the flowers usually burst out at you….they do have to compete with … Continue reading Friday Flowers: Tropical Colours

Gardening, Open Gardens, Top End NT

Garden flamboyance

Before I started visiting Open Gardens it wouldn’t have occurred to me to add “artificial” colour and sculptures to the … Continue reading Garden flamboyance

On the Road, Sightseeing, Things to do, Top End NT

On the Road: Mataranka Hot Springs

Yes it looks like a swimming pool and it has been formed into a man-made pool, but it’s a natural … Continue reading On the Road: Mataranka Hot Springs

Shadow Shot Sunday, Things to do, Top End NT

Shadow Shot Sunday: Tropical Tranquility

Another photo from Jasmine Jan wonderful bush garden near her inspirational artist’s studio. Darwin people can take watercolour workshops and classes with Jasmine … Continue reading Shadow Shot Sunday: Tropical Tranquility

Gardening, Northern Territory, Open Gardens, Top End NT

Potted bromeliads

The texture of the pots suits the prickliness of the bromeliads. Continue reading Potted bromeliads

Gardening, Open Gardens, Shadow Shot Sunday, Things to do, Top End NT

Shadow Shot Sunday: Yin and Yang

Another photo from last weekend’s Open Garden which was so full of magnificent shadows, and some interesting contradictions. While yin … Continue reading Shadow Shot Sunday: Yin and Yang

A to Z Challenge 2013, Northern Territory, Sightseeing, Things to do, Top End NT

H is for Humpty Doo-dling

H is for HUMPTY DOO Perhaps you’ve decided to go to Kakadu National Park for an exploration or a few … Continue reading H is for Humpty Doo-dling

A to Z Challenge 2013, Australia, Northern Territory, Sightseeing, Things to do, Top End NT, Travel

E is for Echoes of War

EAST POINT (Darwin) Today we’re going to have a short excursion into one of Darwin’s historic areas, East Point. East … Continue reading E is for Echoes of War

365 Project, Top End NT

Heading out of town

As we drove out to Crab Claw Island for a Sunday excursion yesterday we were much amused by this dog … Continue reading Heading out of town

365 Project, Top End NT

Autumn comes to Darwin

As you walk along the waterfront at Fannie Bay you might think that autumn has indeed come to Darwin mid-summer … Continue reading Autumn comes to Darwin

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