The final Mindil Beach market for 2008.It closes during the Wet and will return in April.
It was packed so I escaped early!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Visitor from East Arnhem
Our colleague Nicky visited our library today. She manages our library at the Gove District Hospital in Nhulunby , Gove, East Arnhem Land
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Sunday evening at Mindil
The last Sunday Mindil Beach Market for the year.
Lots of entertainment, plenty to eat.
These rambutan (Nephelium lappaceum)looked very colourful.
The fashion students from Charles Darwin University looked great as living statues
The Islander dancers were good to watch.. especially their hips!!
I took photo's of these two artists painting
Sunset at Fannie Bay on the way home
Lots of entertainment, plenty to eat.
These rambutan (Nephelium lappaceum)looked very colourful.
The fashion students from Charles Darwin University looked great as living statues
The Islander dancers were good to watch.. especially their hips!!
I took photo's of these two artists painting
Sunset at Fannie Bay on the way home
Labels:
artists,
buskers,
food,
Mindil Beach,
Mindil Beach Market
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Mindil on Thursday, almost at an end for the year
Hugh and I went to the second last Thursday evening Mindil Beach Market for the year.
He has some friends on the stalls, this is Ben from the Magnet stall
Bobby, the Indonesian cook is always a great subject
A young indigenous band were playing
As usual also EmDee a local musician always pulled a big crowd
Two students from Charles Darwin University as 'Living Statues" are drawing crowds as well.
This shot was unintentional in that the flash did not fire but it has some artistic feel about it!
He has some friends on the stalls, this is Ben from the Magnet stall
Bobby, the Indonesian cook is always a great subject
A young indigenous band were playing
As usual also EmDee a local musician always pulled a big crowd
Two students from Charles Darwin University as 'Living Statues" are drawing crowds as well.
This shot was unintentional in that the flash did not fire but it has some artistic feel about it!
Labels:
Mindil Beach Market
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Yet another trip to Fogg Dam
Its been many months since I last made the journey down the Arnhem Highway to Fogg Dam.
I drove there after lunch today and although I was suprised by the lack of water
considering the recent storms we have had in Darwin, the afternoon had its other suprises.
As I stopped my car for the first time I saw a crocodile of about a metre and half size drop off the dam wall into the water.
It was just to the left of this tree where the crocodile slipped into the water.
The hair was standing up on my neck as I gingerly walked around!!
As I drove out an hour later I was even more surprised to see a rather large buffalo!!
I chatted to a couple of other photographers before I drove home being chased by a storm which was very heavy with rain.
My "newish" car however performed well on the run.
I drove there after lunch today and although I was suprised by the lack of water
considering the recent storms we have had in Darwin, the afternoon had its other suprises.
As I stopped my car for the first time I saw a crocodile of about a metre and half size drop off the dam wall into the water.
It was just to the left of this tree where the crocodile slipped into the water.
The hair was standing up on my neck as I gingerly walked around!!
As I drove out an hour later I was even more surprised to see a rather large buffalo!!
I chatted to a couple of other photographers before I drove home being chased by a storm which was very heavy with rain.
My "newish" car however performed well on the run.
Labels:
Arnhem Highway,
birds,
buffalo,
Fogg Dam
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Hughs new Harley
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
A taste of the Wet Green Tree Frogs
Lots of rain over the last few nights and lots of noise from these guys. Hear them here
This one was quite dark:
Whereas this guy was, well very green!
This one was quite dark:
Whereas this guy was, well very green!
Labels:
Green Tree frogs,
wet season
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