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bare island (la perouse) by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Bare Island is an islet in south-eastern Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. In 1885 there were concerns that invasion from Russia was imminent. Bare Island Fort was built to protect ‘Sydney’s back door’ - Botany Bay. You may recognise Bare Island as the location for some thrilling action sequences in the recent Hollywood movie, Mission Impossible 2.

bare island (la perouse) by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Bare Island is an islet in south-eastern Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. In 1885 there were concerns that invasion from Russia was imminent. Bare Island Fort was built to protect ‘Sydney’s back door’ - Botany Bay. You may recognise Bare Island as the location for some thrilling action sequences in the recent Hollywood movie, Mission Impossible 2.

under bridge, bare island (la perouse) by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Bare Island is an islet in south-eastern Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. In 1885 there were concerns that invasion from Russia was imminent. Bare Island Fort was built to protect ‘Sydney’s back door’ - Botany Bay. You may recognise Bare Island as the location for some thrilling action sequences in the recent Hollywood movie, Mission Impossible 2.

darwin coastline by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Darwin is capital of the Northern Territory and gateway to Kakadu National Park, Australia’s largest. It's known as a laid-back blend of frontier outpost and modern city. At its heart is the Smith Street pedestrian mall, notable for shops selling Aboriginal art and crafts, South Sea pearls, opals and diamonds. The liveliest part of the waterfront is reachable from the Central Business District via the Esplanade or an elevated walkway.

darwin botanical gardens iron croc by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens are two kilometres north of Darwin city. The gardens have been in Darwin for over 130 years and have survived World War II and Cyclone Tracy. This is one of the few botanic gardens in the world with marine and estuarine plants growing naturally. The gardens cover 42 hectares and are noted for their collections of north Australian and other tropical species.

darwin botanical gardens seat by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens are two kilometres north of Darwin city. The gardens have been in Darwin for over 130 years and have survived World War II and Cyclone Tracy. This is one of the few botanic gardens in the world with marine and estuarine plants growing naturally. The gardens cover 42 hectares and are noted for their collections of north Australian and other tropical species.

darwin python snake by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens are two kilometres north of Darwin city. The gardens have been in Darwin for over 130 years and have survived World War II and Cyclone Tracy. This is one of the few botanic gardens in the world with marine and estuarine plants growing naturally. The gardens cover 42 hectares and are noted for their collections of north Australian and other tropical species.

rip (magnetic termite mound) by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Litchfield National Park, covering approximately 1500 km², is near the township of Batchelor, 100 km south-west of Darwin, in the Northern Territory of Australia. Each year the park attracts over 260,000 visitors

adelaide river crocodile by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: The saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), also known as the estuarine crocodile, Indo-Pacific crocodile, marine crocodile, sea-going crocodile or informally as saltie, is the largest of all living reptiles, as well as the largest terrestrial and riparian predator in the world.

sunset boat by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: mindil markets sunset

adelaide river eagle / bird by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: adelaide river cruise, northern territory, australia

atlas by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: atlas the puppy kelpie cross

adelaide river crocodile by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: The saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), also known as the estuarine crocodile, Indo-Pacific crocodile, marine crocodile, sea-going crocodile or informally as saltie, is the largest of all living reptiles, as well as the largest terrestrial and riparian predator in the world.

darwin jetty by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Darwin is capital of the Northern Territory and gateway to Kakadu National Park, Australia’s largest. It's known as a laid-back blend of frontier outpost and modern city. At its heart is the Smith Street pedestrian mall, notable for shops selling Aboriginal art and crafts, South Sea pearls, opals and diamonds. The liveliest part of the waterfront is reachable from the Central Business District via the Esplanade or an elevated walkway.

oil tunnel 2 by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: darwin oil tunnels - built during world war two

oil tunnel by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: darwin oil tunnels - built during world war two

platform by Gregory Rohan Via Flickr: Darwin is capital of the Northern Territory and gateway to Kakadu National Park, Australia’s largest. It's known as a laid-back blend of frontier outpost and modern city. At its heart is the Smith Street pedestrian mall, notable for shops selling Aboriginal art and crafts, South Sea pearls, opals and diamonds. The liveliest part of the waterfront is reachable from the Central Business District via the Esplanade or an elevated walkway.