red sand beaches and mangroves of northern roebuck bay, broome, western australia (WA)

taken at one of the many troughs on the 127 klm water run Bobs Corner, New South Wales, Australia

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i dont get the strings attaching theyre fingers... but i still like this pic!!

These brush plants dot the desert and feed hungry camels.

I was fascinated by this large ant which was about 4 cm (1.5") in length. The gold banding on its abdomen just glowed aganst the red sand!

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taken at Bobs Corner, New South Wales, Australia

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These "Maunsell Forts" were placed in the Thames Estuary in WW2 to help defend London.

Today this cluster of 7 is cared for by Project Redsand (www.project-redsand.com/).

I was thrilled to visit them, 8 miles out at sea, and to explore them with National Geographic and Visit Britain.

Melbourne Australia

View On Black

taken at Tilpa, New South Wales, Australia

taken on the anne beadell hwy in 2007

A foreign cyclist wanders thru the temple grounds of Angkor Wat.

Mark watching the sun set from the top of Dune 45

The tour group checks out some rock paintings inside a cave-like area at Uluru's base. They are generally used to pass on stories and teachings.

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Northern Territory, Australia.

taken at one of the many troughs on the 127 klm water run Bobs Corner, New South Wales, Australia

an ant investigates the body of a Striated pardalote

A bridge carved out of the mountain by wind

Catching the sunrise at Soussusvlei is Namib must

Tsavo East National Park (Kenya)

These "Maunsell Forts" were placed in the Thames Estuary in WW2 to help defend London.

Today this cluster of 7 is cared for by Project Redsand (www.project-redsand.com/).

I was thrilled to visit them, 8 miles out at sea, and to explore them with National Geographic and Visit Britain.