The view from my "office"

[love_the_life]

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We have been running a workshop here for the last few days so that's why we're at this motel. It's progressively renovating its rooms, mine's not but some are quite good. Storm was pretty impressive.

 

[Bindibuys]

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We have been running a workshop here for the last few days so that's why we're at this motel. It's progressively renovating its rooms, mine's not but some are quite good. Storm was pretty impressive.

We have a house in Tamworth, I am dreading the time / money we will have to spend renovating it when the time comes.
Should have dad's house finished this weekend, then it can go to the rental market too.

 

[Clivem]

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Byron Bay

Yep Byron Shire Council ..... The admin centre is in Mullumbimby (say no more). You won't find a more difficult Council to deal with anywhere.
They seem to change their D.A. requirements daily.............never again.

 

[JessicaTam]

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My office for much of the morning. And I wasn't even travelling.

MEL international terminal, where I was part of an emergency services briefing.

 

[TomVexille]

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My office for much of the morning. And I wasn't even travelling.
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MEL international terminal, where I was part of an emergency services briefing.

I've been there for a whole day of work once... It feels a little wrong to not go anywhere once you're airside.

 

[TomVexille]

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The view from the Alfred Hospital looking back towards Melbourne today.

 

[love_the_life]

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The view from the Alfred Hospital looking back towards Melbourne today.

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Trust you weren't a patient!

 

[TomVexille]

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Trust you weren't a patient!

Thankfully most of my hospital visits are for work.

 

[love_the_life]

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Thankfully most of my hospital visits are for work.

Undoubtedly the best way to be...

 

[Brisbane Flyer]

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Ojai, California.

Golf Courses in Southern California | Ojai Valley Inn - Course History | Luxury Golf Resorts

#16, the first of the two lost holes.
191 yd, slightly downhill par 3 at sunset. 15C, course a bit wet and air was winter ocean heavy.

Pulled a 3 iron to left side of the green, tricky 2 putt par.

 

[Gibbels]

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Trust you weren't a patient!

I hope so, too beautiful view.

 

[juddles]

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Cattle farm, Colombia, returning from a field visit in the late arvo.

 

[RooFlyer]

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This is why they call it 'sundowners'

 

[RooFlyer]

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Cattle farm, Colombia, returning from a field visit in the late arvo.

Emeralds? :mrgreen:

 

[markis10]

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Wish I worked here more often.

 

[amaroo]

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Nice shot of the new girl in the fleet - HMAS Canberra.

Interesting history... (wiki)

In recognition of the valour displayed by the Australian ship and her company, United States President Franklin Delano Roosevelt wished to commemorate the loss of HMAS Canberra by naming a US ship in her honour.[SUP][28][/SUP]The under-construction Baltimore class cruiser Pittsburgh was selected to be renamed USS Canberra.[SUP][33][/SUP] The ship was launched on 19 April 1943 by Lady Alice C. Dixon, the wife of Sir Owen Dixon, Australia's ambassador to the United States, and is the only United States warship to be named after a foreign capital city.[SUP][28][/SUP]

 

[JohnM]

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This is why they call it 'sundowners'

Your next avatar, I think, RooFlyer .

 

[markis10]

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Nice shot of the new girl in the fleet - HMAS Canberra.

Interesting history... (wiki)

She was doing parking practice on Saturday.

 

[russ]

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Buzzing around the Yukon

 

[Geegeela]

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Wish I worked here more often.

A great shot but for me a vision tinged with pain.

The absence of the Garden Island hammer-head crane, evokes in me, the loss of an “old friend”.