Beautiful ladies dancing in aboriginal art - a postcard from Granny Kangaroo

A frilled-neck dragon enjoying the holidays

Photo courtesy of our talented Auntie Simmy from Oz

Daisy Chain - antibullying with Kate Winslet's grace

The I Love Daisy Chain website

Segue o teu Coração - Julie Fison / Ever After, from Australia with young love :)

Tradução minha para a Booksmile :)

Doggies! From Portugal, Africa, Australia

The Art of Lili Chin

Boab Trees - a postcard from Granny Kanguru

Surfing in Australia :)

Dolphins Surfing from Jennene & Dave Riggs on Vimeo.

A (very belated) postcard from Granny... Kangaroooooo

A postcard from Granny Angela - the Red Back Spider - Oooh...

Wombat!

A postcard from Granny Angela - the Aussie Dunny :)

Baobab!

This is a Baobab tree. The genus is found throughout Africa, Madagascar, some parts of Asia and in Australia. They are often called "the tree of life". Their trunks often reach 7 to 11 m in diameter and the Glencoe baobab (usually considered the largest in existence) had a diameter of 15.9 m until it split into two parts a few years ago.

A single tree can hold up to 4,500 litres (1,189 gallons) of water.
From I f Love Science 

 

What's the time... In Australia?

And two delicious comments on the Cheezburger post:

"To make it even more complicated, Broken Hill, out in far western NSW (the reddish one) runs half an hour after the rest of the state because the town runs off South Australia (purple) time. And then there's a town basically built right on the NSW/Queensland (blue) border which has two time zones during DST."

"Time Zones are the least of our problems down under..."

In Australia everything is trying to kill you (and we'll never hear the end of it ;)

Found in They Draw & Travel

Done by Logan Wagoner