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As the weather starts to warm up the “Eastern Water Dragons” have returned to their normal spot in heart of Parramatta’s business district

the male is grabbing the last bit of warmth out of the setting sun today while the female hiding further down the embankment.

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This is a shot I took of the Opera House one morning in 2006 before I started posting daily photos… I thought I would share it for those who haven’t had a look through my gallery yet (the link is in the panel on the right)

Macquarie lighthouse on Sydney harbour’s South head

the net will be full of much better photos than this of tonights lunar eclipse

but we were lucky to have a fine clear night here in Sydney

Camp Cove holds a very important place in Australian history because of the arrival there of the First Fleet more than 200 years ago.

On January 26th 1788 Captain Arthur Phillip landed in Camp Cove at Port Jackson (Sydney’s Harbour) There he proclaimed Australia as a British Colony.

On January 26th there is national public holiday “Australia Day” where the country celebrates who and what we are