We visited Port Arthur when we were in Tasmania recently, it is such an amazing historical site, but there are also such sad memories there for the 35 innocent people who were killed in the massacre in 1996. If you would like to read more about the history of this place visit here
Thanks to everyone for your well wishes for my pregnancy !! Blogging will hopefully become a bit more regular in the coming weeks. Thanks for bearing with us! and have an excellent week.
xEm
What an artistic husband you have to capture such a gorgeous shot. Our daughter was at Port Arthur two weeks before the massacre, so as you can imagine, it always gives us the shudders.
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Beautiful tree shots and shadow. Hope you are having a great weekend ;p
ReplyDeleteA contrast of many shadow shots I encountered today,
ReplyDeleteLove the greeny & the shadows under reminds my days when I was living in the Philippines.
I missed it! TY for sharing...
What a facinating place & so full of history! The gardens look like they would be so fun to visit. We think it would be neat to join one of the archaeology programs - how very interesting!
ReplyDeleteNice picture of tree shadows. All we have is bare branches right now.
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Congrats on the baby to be...I went to the site and was appalled by the innocents lost, so many injustices in this cruel world...but the beauty of Tasmania overshines. What a beautiful countryside with many wonderful memories.
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sharon
Love all those leaf shadows! Very nice!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful trees and a great shadowy shot.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see the beautiful trees with leaves..lovely shadows..
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beautiful, lush and warm!
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot! perfect framing
ReplyDeleteGorgeous scenic photo. It must have been an erie feeling visiting a place of such tragedy.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot and fantastic news about the new baby coming ... all the best ... I have a friend in tassie at the moment, you must have had a lovely time ... so much history too
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