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Welcome aboard, Raymond. There's plenty to get involved in on the site, and there's always someone on hand if you need help or advice.
Hi Raymond, Welcome to ePhotozine, Nice to see you uploading some pictures.
Oh, by the way...the exits are closed...(well 11 years and I’ve not found them...)...you now have to stay within the best, and usually...
most friendly site in existence...
most friendly site in existence...
Welcome to, without a doubt, the friendliest of sites! Very few of the residents bite ( well, not badly anyway) and if you have a good sense of humour so much the better! Everyone here really will happily help with anything.
Oh, and I can't find the exit doors either!
Dave
Very few of the residents bite ( well, not badly anyway) and if you have a good sense of humour so much the better! Everyone here really will happily help with anything.Oh, and I can't find the exit doors either!
Dave
Hi All, I am new to Ephotozine forums. I live in the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. We are going to Australia for the month of May, and I would appreciate seeing some of your or others images from Australia. I want to get a good idea for photo sites. We will be in Melbourne, Grampians, South Ocean Road; South Australia, Kangaroo Island, Adelaide. We are taking the Ghan train to Alice Springs, then going to Uluru (Ayers Rock). Also Great Barrier Reef, Darwin, and Kakadu National Park.
We end the trip in Sydney. Sorry for the rambling of places. I thought it might help in finding good images. Many thanks.
Larry
We end the trip in Sydney. Sorry for the rambling of places. I thought it might help in finding good images. Many thanks.
Larry
Have been to Sydney and the one thing that stands out is the Bridge, has lots of interest, superb Engineering and if you don't mind heights take the walk over the bridge to get the best views of Sydney. If you do the walk I think I paid about $100ish and of course you are tethered all the way. At the entrance to Sydney harbour is the old immigration site, lots of old buildings. Kangaroo Valley is about an hours drive, as is the Blue Mountains.
Thanks Collywobles. We will spend several days in Sydney including a day trip to the Blue Mountains. Unlikely to walk the bridge though. I will look into Kangaroo Valley. We will be in Sydney for its Vivid Sydney event, a fireworks and light presentation in Sydney harbor. We hope to get some good images. Many thanks for your comment. Larry
