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Gutted my car broke down on the way over to Santa Pod Friday lunch time then unfortunately the Aussie Outlaw put a hole through a piston in the evening on a 6.7 second pass so I never actually saw the car run.
The car and team have been visiting from Australia having had lots of help from a crown funder and the Banshee Racing team. This was the first Outlaw Anglia to run a 6 second pass and they added a few more 6 second runs while visiting Santa Pod including a quickest ever side by side with Colin Millar also running a 6 at Summer Nationals.
Thank you to everyone who made this trip possible and wish the team a safe trip home.
This little girl has me baffled. She has no heart on her butt (or any sign of one)and her tag reads '87 but the last 2 letters are unreadable (so not an '88 baby)She has dimples, but she is paler than my other Aussies but darker than my US boys. She seems to have the DR's style fringe.
In 1968 , the Holden Monaro 327 , looking as pristine as they did all those years back .
Qld. Hot Rod n Street Machine
Brisbane
Given his bushwacker hat, my guess is that this gentleman, pictured on the Royal Mile near Edinburgh Castle, is a visitor from Australia
A personal favourite .
Some low level flying in a tinny up the river with flags blazing ..
What some Aussies do on Australia Day
Brisbane River
Brisbane
This was either the mens under 17's or under19's semi final I'd think. Have stacks of different shots if anyone is looking for someone particular.
One has to dress in something patriotic on the nations day of days … even if your a visitor .
Australia Day 17
South Bank . Brisbane
A day out to Mt Wilson with Dave (Just1Thing). Had an awesome day and got a couple of decent shots... This is an eastern Yellow Robin having a bit of a feed.
"have a dog-gone darn good weekend"!
tomorrow is my "momma's" b day and I hear she will go out drinking and eating some good food...so she said she will catch ya later.............tee hee 'woof woof' and all that jazz!
by the way, I am now 6 months old! ...Cezanne I am!
The sound of an Aussie coming in for a four-point landing after a successful Chuckit Squirrel retrieval mission. Well done airman!
These posters are popping up all over the city. To show that Aussies are made up of people of all different backgrounds but they are no less Aussie.
Royal Australian Air Force KC-30A MRTT A39-007, operating as 'Aussie Three Six One', and Boeing 737-8 MAX BBJ A62-001, operating as 'Envoy One', at Adelaide Airport, South Australia. The BBJ was used for a domestic movement of a Ministerial delegation, who then transferred to the KC-30A for a flight overseas.
Royal Australian Air Force, Airbus A330-203 MRTT, KC-30A, wearing marks MRTT039 (and 006 in NLG door) departs Getafe (LEGT) on her way to Australia via CYTR. Delivery flight.
The Australian flag uses three prominent symbols: the Union Flag, the Commonwealth Star and the Southern Cross.
The Commonwealth, Federation or Seven Point Star has six points for the six original states, with the Seventh for the territories and any future states.
The states originated as separate British colonies prior to Federation (in 1901).
The colony of New South Wales was founded in 1788 and originally comprised much of the Australian mainland, as well as Lord Howe Island, New Zealand, Norfolk Island, and Van Diemen's Land, in addition to the area currently referred to as the state of New South Wales.
During the 19th century, large areas were successively separated to form the colonies of Tasmania (established as a separate colony named Van Diemen's Land in 1825),
South Australia (1836),
New Zealand (1849),
Victoria (1851) and
Queensland (1859).
The Swan River Colony (present-day city of Perth) was established in Western Australia in 1829.
On Federation, the six colonies of New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania became original states of the new Commonwealth of Australia.
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