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Photos from in and around the capital of Queensland, Australia.
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- Splash!
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- The New ABC
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- Masonic Temple, Ann Street
- I need to gar-gull.
- PJ's Roast Inn
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- Burning an Eternal Flame
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- Let The Wild Rumpus Begin!
- Yesterday's rainbows over Bardon
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- Deterioration
- Heading to UQ for a swim
- Lazy Sunday at Musgrave Park
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- cara
- I'm a Londoner living in West End in Brisbane since 2005. Irish blood, English heart, Aussie passport.
1 comment:
Wow! great photo Cara; I was so very sad when The Rialto Theatre - as it was then - closed. I had some great times there - I particularly remember a live performance of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" with the audience all in costume. But all is not lost - the cafes now within are great.
Sigh! Just a nostalgia trip I guess.
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