I used to to take great delight in finding a leafy seadragon for other divers, then watching, waiting and counting how long it took them to separate creature from its environment. Here in the sea grass you would think that they would be easy to spot compared to the yellow or brown algae. Actually I […]
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Roctopussy
It’s 11:00pm and most of the sleepy seaside town of Edithburgh has retired for the evening. Meanwhile I make some final adjustments to my new manual focus gear and then head down to the jetty. It was only going to be a short dive with a tiny eight litre scuba cylinder. One and a half […]
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What a lovely way to herald in a new year than to escape to one of my all time favorite places (within a few hours drive) and be reminded why I fell in love with the little seaside town of Edithburgh more than 30 years ago. On this occasion we only stayed two nights but […]
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The fountain in Rundle Mall is over 100 years old and seems at odds with the recent modernisation of ‘The Mall’. I am so glad they made it an integral part of our modern mall along with other hints of a bygone age. As I walk though Adelaide’s premier retail precinct I am awed by […]
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Henley Beach Welcome Among the many things I love about Adelaide, are her sunsets which can be something extraordinary. Being distracted by so many other shiny things of late (metaphor for both orca and long hours at work) it was an absolute delight this weekend past when she turned on one of her amazing sunset […]
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