music: by. J. Williamson photos: D. [2009] click!

some of the road signs

Lasseter Hwy Dunk Island Road train

Roo through car window

Koala in Featherdale Wildlife Park

Lizzard in Chinese Garden, Sydney

Melbourne

;-( ! ! !

Mailbox, Kangaroo Island

Kangaroo Island

and again some mail-boxes seen in Kangaroo Island

Wallaby in Kangaroo Island

Koala, free living in Kangaroo Island

Young seals in Kangaroo Island

Admirals Arch in Kangaroo Island

‚Herbig‘ Tree in Springton, South Australia. Home for a migratded German family.

Adelaide, Hindley Str.

Flinders Ranges, Nat. Park – a gorge.

Carved egg of an emu, in „ The Lost Camel Hotel „ Northern Territory

Alice Springs, Northern Territory, from Anzac Hill

Kamel ride in the Outback

Kamel for a ride in the Outback

Gum tree, Northern Territory, Kings Canyon

Roundtrip, Outback, Watarrka Nat. Park

Kata Tjuta

Cairns, Queensland

Dunk Island, Gr. Barrier Reef

Dunk Island, Gr. Barrier Reef – Island just for bird breeding

Dunk Island, Gr. Barrier Reef - Dining

Dunk Island, Gr. Barrier Reef - Breakfast

Dunk Island, Gr. Barrier Reef

Alice Springs, a mother and their kids

very old aboriginal carvings

There is so much to see, admire in Downunder.... Wide land, endless Outback, incredible shores, amazing colours, unforgetable sky and stars... Flora and Fauna like a dream. The sea sometimes green, blue, dark blue etc.... The photos I made I cannot embed here it‘ld be just too many of them. What I know is; that Australia is for me unique. Friendly people, many nationalities living together and to pass – if it is just one day - with some of the aboriginal people (last not least it‘s their land!) means what they say in one of their proverbs: text of the music

Il ya tellement de choses à voir et admirer en «Downunder »....: vaste terre, l’ interminable Outback, côtes incroyables, couleurs étonnantes, un ciel et des étoiles inoubliables... Flore et Faune comme un vrai rêve. La mer parfois vert, bleu foncé, bleu, turquoise etc.... Toutes les photos que j'ai prises, je ne peux pas intégrer ici car j’en ai nombreuses…. Ce que je sais c'est; que l'Australie est pour moi simplement unique. Les gens sont très sympas, il y a des nombreuses nationalités qui vivent ensemble. Passer son temps - si ce n’est que juste pour un jour avec quelques-uns des peuples autochtones (enfin c'est leur terre!) - signifie ce qu'ils disent dans un de leurs proverbes:

Write me a letter, Wherever you are, Be it Manchester or Zanzibar; Whether in Moscow or Japan, Write me a letter, Whenever you can; If you’re in China or Peru, Or riding a camel in Timbuktu, Say that you missed me, Put it in the mail, Here’s Sydney two thousand, New South Wales; Now don’t you forget me, Whatever you do, And don’t you worry, I’ll write to you, If you’re in Chicago, Ahead on the pound, Tell me about it, Write it down, And if you’re lonely and feeling blue, Remember the warm heart, And the kangaroo, Remember the sunshine, I’ll be trimming my sail, In Sydney two thousand, New South Wales… Sydney 2000 : Remember the warm heart, And the kangaroo, You say that you miss me, And put it in the mail, Here’s Sydney two thousand, New South Wales. Arrangement, photos and idea by :. bye-bye...