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No Comments »22nd May, 2013; Category: Australia, Caravanning, Holidays, Plants, Victoria

Autumn leaves in Barooga, NSW

Apologies to my loyal readers.

I’ve haven’t posted here for quite a few weeks – I’ve been very busy and then I went away for a few weeks caravanning with my wife and some dear friends. Like the photo of the autumn leaves above, I have quite a few new photos to share here. While I didn’t go snap happy, I did get some great shots of the Victorian high country, as well as autumn leaves in several centres such as Bright and Mt Beauty.

I’ll get to those photos and travel experiences in a few weeks. In the meantime, I still have quite a few photos of our trip to Morocco to share here, so in the coming days, expect more of those.

Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco

No Comments »6th April, 2013; Category: Africa, Exotic Destinations, Historic places, Morocco

Ancient Roman ruins at Volubilis in Morocco

Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco

No Comments »4th April, 2013; Category: Africa, Exotic Destinations, Historic places, Morocco

Roman ruins at Volubilis in Morocco

Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco

No Comments »2nd April, 2013; Category: Africa, Exotic Destinations, Historic places, Morocco

Roman ruins at Volubilis in Morocco

Mosaics in Roman ruins of Volubilis in Morocco

No Comments »31st March, 2013; Category: Africa, Historic places, Morocco

Mosaic tiles in Volubilis in Morocco

Over the last week or so I have been sharing photos of the Roman ruins we saw at Volubilis during our recent tour of Morocco. Volubilis is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is an amazing place to visit.

The town was settled in the third century BC but only began to grow in size and influence under Roman rule in the first century AD. It was occupied for more than 700 years after the Romans were defeated in 285AD. It was almost destroyed by an earthquake in the eighteenth century and only in the last few decades have archaeologists discovered the true extent, beauty and historic value of the ruins.

While the whole site is impressive, the highlight for me was seeing the beautiful mosaic tiles on the floor, as shown in today’s photos.

Mosaic tiles in Volubilis in Morocco

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mukesh bist: i want to photographed these sceneries.nepal is sorrounded by full of sceneries.so, i love my country nepal very much.All of u love nepal.
khuram: It looks very wonderful, sydney is my dream place , i wish to visit this place ,
Prasta Rai: I am saddened for having to read the experience of yours visit to Zoo in Nepal. I realise that there is no proper management but
nilashu: I feel great bcoz these pic are not only great bt 3 of five u shown here are from my country Nepal. thanks and good
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Trevor: Hi Emma, I am not a member of the club which runs the railway. I am only an occasional visitor because my daughter lives just around
Emma: Are you open on sat march 2nd 2013? If so what time and what is cost?
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Nikisha singh Maharjan: I love going in zoo. Moreover i am a FOZ member. Recently I went in zoo for night safari and I had lots of fun.