365 Places: Algeria
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Day 7: Algeria, North Africa Today my post is about a place that I will probably never visit again, Algeria. From the small part I saw, it is…
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365 Places: Rainbow Bay
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Day 32: Rainbow Bay, Queensland, Australia Today, we return to my home state of Queensland to talk about a place that has some family history. This story is…
365 Places: Korora Beach
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Day 31: Korora Beach, New South Wales, Australia We are staying at Korora Beach for a week, hence the posts about the mid-north coast of New South Wales.…
365 Places: Sandgate
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Day 27: Sandgate, Queensland, Australia Upper Esplanade and bay views, Sandgate, ca. 1907Image Credit: pictureqld.slq.qld.gov.au/ If you happened to be standing at Woody Point on the Redcliffe Peninsula…
Profile: Garry Benson
Garry Benson is a regular contributor on Geokult Travel and has posted about some of his wonderful travel experiences, plus offering some great advice on how to improve your photographic skills. We… Continue reading
365 Places: Bellingen
Day 29: Bellingen, New South Wales, Australia Today, we wandered over to Bellingen, a lovely village about 20 minutes south of Coff’s Harbour. It is known for being a beautiful location as well… Continue reading
365 Places: Sandgate
Day 27: Sandgate, Queensland, Australia If you happened to be standing at Woody Point on the Redcliffe Peninsula and looking back at Brisbane, chances are you would be looking at Sandgate. Sandgate is… Continue reading
365 Places: Shepparton
Day 17: Shepparton, Victoria, Australia Today we are going back to Victoria, to the town where I spent 6 weeks as a secondee with Jawun – Shepparton, more affectionately known as Shep. While… Continue reading
365 Places: Amsterdam
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Day 6: Amsterdam, The Netherlands The new market and bourse (i.e. weighing house), Amsterdam, Holland Today I am back in Europe, in another city that I love, Amsterdam.…
Collaborations between culture and science: Yorta Yorta projects
It is almost a year since I headed to Shepparton on a Jawun secondment to work with the Yorta Yorta Nation Aboriginal Corporation (YYNAC). My role was to help them to develop their social… Continue reading