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Description: This photo was taken on a one way trip from Broome to Perth. The pinnacles were created over millions of years as erosion, wind and the forces of nature moulded the shell lime rich sand. Many people think they are fossilised trees from a long time ago but you can find out more about the Pinnacles Here.

Date Photo Taken: 23/10/2006

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Description: This photo was taken half between Port Hedland and Newman. The Great Northern Highway cuts through a decent stretch of Gorge’s and Red Rock scenery. The “Iron Rich” dark red’s in the landscape create some amazing landscapes well worth photographing – If you are driving from Perth to Port Hedland, make sure to take your camera!

Date Photo Taken: 20/02/2004

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Description: Taken on yet another road trip up to Broome with my good friend Washfold. We detoured into Onslow for the night and these ant hills are the first thing that greats you when driving in. I would recommend Coral Bay or Exmouth for a holiday over Onslow as it seems to be more of a mining town. Worth a visit if you are taking your time up or down the Western Australia coast though.

Date Photo Taken: 30/08/2007

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Description: This photo was taken on a trip to the 12 Apostles on the Great Ocean Ocean Road. These limestone cliffs are slowly being eroded by the Southern Ocean and unfortunately every few years one of the 12 apostles crumbles or falls.

Date Photo Taken: 26/07/2008

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Description: Taken about midday, this photo was taken around the left corner of Gantheaume Point. Red meets blue, the colours in the Kimberley are unlike any other place on the earth. Many local artists such as Denise Walker and Dave Conolan are inspired by these unique colours in their work.

Date Photo Taken: 19/09/2004

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Description: Coming Soon

Date Photo Taken: 05/08/2007

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