The most beautiful picture I have ever seen in my life

Hey Joao, great picture but not really related to Hard Rock Gold Prospecting. I'll move it over to General Chat

Cheers,
Nugget

Nugget said:

Hey Joao, great picture but not really related to Hard Rock Gold Prospecting. I'll move it over to General Chat

Cheers,
Nugget

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Ok mate,
I'm sorry I put in the wrong place!
I thank you for the help! thank you friend

I hope one day you get too experience this Joe as once you have, you may never want to leave

Took this one today on my way home

Roughly whereabouts were you. It nearly all looks the same inland?? And dusty too.

North Lake Julius Mount isa

Hey Joao, Nice photo. But Australia is not all dry. Here is a shot of Freshwater Creek near Cairns in Far North Queensland. Cheers, Grant

A paddle down the river near me .

I got water in the desert

I see the common denominator here is that both your pics are from the promised land...Queensland

nice looking spot for a paddle colmaca

Hi Joao,

This was on the east coast of New South Wales the other day

No paddling here I stopped for a suntan

wow...and that was probably 5 minutes down the road from your paddling spot


Here is a view from one of the lookouts overlooking Halls Gap in the Grampians

Last one from Qld area

Here is my favored picture. Rain forest in Victoria, about 45 minutes from Melbourne.



2 months ago driving from Mt Baw Baw.

Colmaca said:

No paddling here I stopped for a suntan

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It looks like the road I was on a week ago, but then again up north it near looks the same.
I was on the road between Winton and Richmond doing the dinosaur circuit with the family, flamin gorgous contry up that way.
Cheers
Brad...

Thank you friends for the photos
The more I see photos of Australia but I love this country !!
I LOVE AUSTRALIA!!!!

G,day joao, nice pics everyone! Thought I would add a few. This is a mates property in the Cobar area of NSW.
Its about 80,000 acres and is a great place to explore and enjoy the Aussie bush.
The first photo is probably more typical of the conditions in the area, and the next 2 photos are what it looks like with a bit of rain.
Enjoy mate and I would love to get over to your country and have a look around.




Cheers,
Billy.

Hear a before and after Picture I did last wet season.

Ive seen a few "braziilians" in Australia. You know down under. Wonder what an "Aussie" looks like in Brazil though hey?