Photos by Ian Stehbens : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

A rainforest tree screams out against a stormy background: a silent protest against clearfelling of the rainforest scrub that once clothed this hillside, and against the recent clearfelling of the hoop pine plantation that for 60 years took its place.

Cutting roadside grass for the livestock during a drought

Borumba Dam on Yabba Creek, Queensland

Lake Borumba

Lake Borumba is a recreation area attractive to cyclists, endurance runners, fishermen, water-skiers and picnikers.

Jasper rocks exposed by flood discharges from Borumba Dam spillway, Yabba Creek, Imbil, Queensland

Borumba Dam wall and spillway, Yabba Creek, Queensland

Picturesque Lake Borumba was impouded by Borumba Dam built on Yabba Creek in the 1960s

Bella Creek carries water beneath its sandy bed through severe droughts

Staff and Workshop at the Horn Island Advance Operations Base in 1942

Hatton Vale Community Church was built to help create community in the rural-residential areas between Brisbane and Toowoomba

Gympie Station railway yards include the engine sheds used by Mary Valley Heritage Railway

Gara Valley east of Guyra, New South Wales

Coot [Fulica atra] in Quart Pot Creek, Stanthorpe, Queensland

Eleanor Schonnell Bridge is the 'green bridge' carrying only pedestrians, cyclists and public buses between the University of Queensland and southern suburbs of Brisbane

"Koonoori" Station, Wide Bay region, Queensland

Corfield brothers run "Koonoori", a cattle station that is part of the original Teebar Station first squatted by their distant relative, Henry Cox Corfield in 1851.

Brooweena is a sawmill village and services local cattle stations in Maryborough's hinterland.

Stone bridge carries the wool-wagon route from Booubyjan Station to Teebar Station and on to the port of Maryborough, c1870

Booubyjan Station was first squatted by the Lawless Brothers in 1847 and has been continuously occupied by the Lawless Family since.

Red Cedar Furniture adorns the Dining Room of historic Booubyjan Homestead, Queensland

Big Baldy dressed by pineapples rises above Amamoor Creek, Dagun, Queensland

A Frozen Creek near Aberfolye, New England

Bald Blair Public School - The Yellow Theme

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alitza said:

... spring has arrived, Maja! Für diese Woche ist für bei uns Hochsommer angesagt: Tropische Temperaturen und Gewitter. Nicht gerade mein Wetter :-(( Übrigentz: Tolles Pfotto!

Liebe Grüße

alitza

alitza said:

BO - EY, is dat grün, Maja! Und sowat mitten inne Stadt! Dein Vorgartenteich ist voll idyllisch ;-))

Liebe Grüße

alitza

Ian Stehbens said:

Thanks Bob. I have posted a little about this balloon above.

Kind regards,

Ian

Ian Stehbens said:

A simple, beautiful and poignant memorial for someone who was and is loved.

Thank you for allowing us to share with you through images a very special season in your family.

Hope, love and blessings,

Ian & Margaret

Ian Stehbens said:

The weather may not have been as perfect as this but the change and the breaking light from the west made it special for us and for our photography, dear Maja. Thank you. I can never stop thanking you.

Ian

Ian Stehbens said:

Oo we did, Anna. Istanbul is a remarkable city, huge and pulsing with life, colour and movement all the time, layer upon layer of contrasting history, experiencing rapid change as the economy becomes robust partly through the strategic location that has always coloured its history, and partly because of the developing economies of central Asian nations.

Loved the archaeology, the art, the architecture.

And we were there to see the beginning of the present disquiet and unease.

But best of all was the fact that we had wonderful and generous hosts who also understood their history, culture and political scene.

Warm regards from Australia,

Ian

michaelhoen said:

Grazie mille Sergio! I vostri commenti mi rendono molto felice. E 'facile fare belle foto quando il paesaggio è così bello! Saluti, Michael

ԁk‒cam said:

Excellent shot. L

Kind regards, Finn

Ian Stehbens said:

Thankyou Finn. Being one of my last afternoons in Istanbul when this was taken, it will always feel like a farewell photo but one that keeps the experience alive in my mind. The Blue Mosque is deservedly a remarkable icon.

Ian

bdeh said:

Hallo Karin, dank je voor je fijne compliment en YSL. Ze zitten vooral in Rietvelden. Kijk eens op Waarneming.nl of ze bij jou in de buurt zijn gezien. Wie weet kun je ook een schieten. Groeten Berend

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Photos by Ian Stehbens : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

A rainforest tree screams out against a stormy background: a silent protest against clearfelling of the rainforest scrub that once clothed this hillside, and against the recent clearfelling of the hoop pine plantation that for 60 years took its place.

Cutting roadside grass for the livestock during a drought

Borumba Dam on Yabba Creek, Queensland

Lake Borumba

Lake Borumba is a recreation area attractive to cyclists, endurance runners, fishermen, water-skiers and picnikers.

Jasper rocks exposed by flood discharges from Borumba Dam spillway, Yabba Creek, Imbil, Queensland

Borumba Dam wall and spillway, Yabba Creek, Queensland

Picturesque Lake Borumba was impouded by Borumba Dam built on Yabba Creek in the 1960s

Bella Creek carries water beneath its sandy bed through severe droughts

Staff and Workshop at the Horn Island Advance Operations Base in 1942

Hatton Vale Community Church was built to help create community in the rural-residential areas between Brisbane and Toowoomba

Gympie Station railway yards include the engine sheds used by Mary Valley Heritage Railway

Gara Valley east of Guyra, New South Wales

Coot [Fulica atra] in Quart Pot Creek, Stanthorpe, Queensland

Eleanor Schonnell Bridge is the 'green bridge' carrying only pedestrians, cyclists and public buses between the University of Queensland and southern suburbs of Brisbane

"Koonoori" Station, Wide Bay region, Queensland

Corfield brothers run "Koonoori", a cattle station that is part of the original Teebar Station first squatted by their distant relative, Henry Cox Corfield in 1851.

Brooweena is a sawmill village and services local cattle stations in Maryborough's hinterland.

Stone bridge carries the wool-wagon route from Booubyjan Station to Teebar Station and on to the port of Maryborough, c1870

Booubyjan Station was first squatted by the Lawless Brothers in 1847 and has been continuously occupied by the Lawless Family since.

Red Cedar Furniture adorns the Dining Room of historic Booubyjan Homestead, Queensland

Big Baldy dressed by pineapples rises above Amamoor Creek, Dagun, Queensland

A Frozen Creek near Aberfolye, New England

Bald Blair Public School - The Yellow Theme

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