NSW Little A's Outer West Met Zone Championships 2024 (Day 1)

Harold Corr Oval, Cambridge Park, NSW, Australia.

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North Uist, Berneray, Harris, Lewis and Great Bernera

burnt out car

Kombi | Station Wagon

North Uist, Berneray, Harris, Lewis and Great Bernera

51°42'48.34"N

0° 3'53.19"E

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Mother Ship?

We spent a few days at the Outer Banks (Corolla, to be more specific).

visiting Jockey's Ridge.

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NSW Little A's Outer West Met Zone Championships 2024 (Day 1)

Harold Corr Oval, Cambridge Park, NSW, Australia.

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We spent a few days at the Outer Banks (Corolla, to be more specific).

We visited the Currituck Beach Lighthouse.

www.currituckbeachlight.com/

We spent a few days at the Outer Banks (Corolla, to be more specific).

Kinderboerderij Direboe

Scotland

Outer Banks North Carolina

Outer Harbour @ Lowestoft

Walking the Outer Hebrides

Behind us is the rodanthe pier

LANSW Outer West Met Zone Championships 2024 (Day 3)

Harold Corr Oval, Cambridge Park, NSW, Australia.

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Outer Banks Vacation

Images taken during a snowshoe hike through Tifft Nature Preserve, just outside of downtown Buffalo along the Outer Harbor.

Buffalo, New York.

Taken during our late summer holiday to the Outer Hebrides of Scotland and the Isle of Skye in September 2012.

One of these mandatory shots when you visit the Aquarium.

Nauset Outer Beach in Orleans, Massachusetts.

Cape Cod

Canon 7D

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North Uist, Berneray, Harris, Lewis and Great Bernera

NSW Little A's Outer West Met Zone Championships 2024 (Day 1)

Harold Corr Oval, Cambridge Park, NSW, Australia.

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Great start to the day!

Alex and the hat I got him, it SO fits him and his personality. :P What a goof.

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This is on Outer Cove Beach, just down the road/hill/cliff from my house. Huge schools of tiny fish called caplin would swim ashore each spring (?) to spawn, and people would go down to catch them. As you can see, it wasnt really hard to do. They'd just beach themselves. Note the awesome 80's clothing, my shorts and shoes in particular.

Paris Opéra Garnier Place de l'Opéra Décembre 2008

Walking the Outer Hebrides