I snapped these two photos while visiting Seal Bay on Kangaroo Island, one of the few places where you can watch Australian sea lions doing what they do best on a beautiful beach. If you get to visit Kangaroo Island I strongly recommend you visit the Seal Bay Conservation Park as it is bound to be a highlight of your tour.
You will get to stroll down the 400 metre boardwalk through the sand dunes to the viewing platform. If you are lucky you may even get to see the skeleton of a humpback whale which is sometimes visible from the boardwalk.
Once upon a time many years ago people used to hate wearing medical alert bracelets, but those days are long gone. Yes thanks to todays trendy modern Medical Alert Jewellery we no longer have to hide these bracelets.
The thing is that there are so many styles available from bracelets, necklaces and sports bands and they come in gold, gold-filled, sterling silver, stainless steel, titanium and nylon that there is sure to be a style for every discerning user. Heck you could even get a watch that has it incorporated in the design, and that is what I call pretty cool.
This is a shot of Jesus on the cross being supported by St. Francis Of Assisi, or so I presume as the church where it is located is the St Francis of Assisi Church at Newton. This is the very church where Festa di Madonna Di Montevergine is held every year. The words “By Arthur Comelli 1-7-1953″ is engraved in the base of the statue so I assume that is the name of the sculptor.
The creation of the Holdfast Shores Marina and the extension of the Patawalonga breakwater is probably one of the dramatic changes in the are in recent history. This particular shot is of a section of the Marina showing some of the boats and the restaurants and other shops that exist on the other side. It is a really popular spot that is frequented by locals and tourists alike, especially the cafes at night.
It doesn’t matter if it is summer or winter, you will always find a good selection of people walking around enjoying the atmosphere or having a nice cappuccino while watching others strolling around.
This is a photo of King George looking all nice and Regal sitting on his magnificent horse. He was born George Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor on 3rd of June 1865 and ascended the throne on 6th May 1910, and died on 20 January 1936.
Perhaps more remarkable is the tree behind it. Not native to Australia the Morton Bay Fig tree does well in our climate. You can find more spectacular trees in the Adelaide Botanical Gardens.