The open road
Posted in
Oceania, on April 1, 2013
Mungo National Park, NSW.
All gays go to Heaven (Notes on Fire Island)
Posted in
Essays, on January 28, 2013
Gore Vidal once said in The Nation that America is run by a heterosexual dictatorship. Fire Island never got the memo.
Life on Mars
Posted in
Culture, on October 3, 2011
NSW, AUSTRALIA – "Paliira kiirinana parimba," reads Lake Mungo National Park's entrance sign in the language of the indigenous Paakantji tribe. "Our country is beautiful. Please come."
The town that time forgot
Posted in
History, on July 4, 2011
BLUE MOUNTAINS, AUSTRALIA – Yerranderie was once home to more than 2000 people who relied on profits from the local mines. Now it's a ghost town, hidden deep in the Blue Mountains National Park.
A walk in the park
Posted in
Adventure, on June 16, 2011
NSW, AUSTRALIA – The NSW Wilderness Act of 1987 defines wilderness as an area that offers “opportunities for solitude and appropriate self-reliant recreation,” meaning, basically, you’re on your own.
Life on Mars
Posted in
Oceania, on April 13, 2011
The Walls of China at Mungo National Park, NSW.
Mungo Man
Posted in
Oceania, on April 13, 2011
Ranger Warren Clark, Executive Officer of Lake Mungo National Park.
The burning bush
Posted in
Oceania, on April 9, 2011
The Green Gully Track, a 65km hike past Armidale maintained by the National Parks and Wildlife Service in the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park.
Mountain Stream Tree Frog (Litoria barringtonensis ...
Posted in
Oceania, on April 9, 2011
A friendly frog sighted on the Green Gully Track, a 65km hike past Armidale maintained by the National Parks and Wildlife Service in the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park.
The road less travelled
Posted in
Oceania, on April 9, 2011
Dawn on the Green Gully Track, past Armidale. The hike is a new initiative from the National Parks and Wildlife Service in NSW: four days of creeks, hills, wilderness and stunning wildlife.
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