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  1. Looking north-east from the top of the lookout tower near sunset. Like most parks in inner Sydney, Peace Park is built on a former landfill that was created from a void left by an earlier brick pit. Today it is a great park for kids, kites and tricycles.

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  2. keilor, australia.

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  3. Marrickville Council provides a free play and toy service at several parks in the council area. It is very popular amongst parents with small children. This photo has captured a lot of movement with many fake twins and headless bodies.

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  4. A very popular local playground in Dulwich Hill, in the inner west of Sydney. Just down the road from the Sideway Cafe.

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  5. Houses perched above the tidal Cooks River viewed from Steel Park in South Marrickville.

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  6. Urban housing redevelopment at Williams Parade Dulwich Hill in the inner west of Sydney. A quiet Wednesday afternoon in spring.

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  7. The harbor at Portland Roads. There are a few holiday houses here, and nothing much else north of the Lockhart River Aboriginal community. During WWII this was a busy port, carrying material for the possible defence of Cape York against invasion. There was a very large jetty that gave access to deep water. All that...

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  8. Nina Peak and Mount Bowen (to the right) from near the northern end of the Thorsborne Track walking track on Hinchinbrook Island. Nina Peak is an easy hike up to a very nice view, which I have captured in another gigapan.

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  9. A view over Ramsay Bay and the northern end of Hinchinbrook Island from Nina Peak. Hinchinbrook Island is a very large island national park in thr Australian tropics. The Thorsborne Trail on the east coast is one of the greatest backpacking trips in Australia, about 37 km long, following the coast through unspoiled b...

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  10. View from the Manly Scenic Trail, we walked from Manly Wharf to the Spit Bridge.

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