Just back from New Zealand where I am constantly in awe of the art works sculptured by the country’s powerful, glacial fed river systems of the South Island. The power of nature results in art works which are both inspiring and humbling in their beauty. I have shared a few examples, taken only a few weeks ago 
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Kakadu is a World Heritage Listed area in Northern Australia and one of the most amazing places on earth! 20,000sq klms of wilderness that encompasses; massive escarpments bordering Arnhem Land, stone country, monsoon forest, savannah woodlands, coast, billabongs and floodplains and up to 20,000 years of Aboriginal rock art. Wildlife is prolific and the national park is also a protected corridor for migratory birds. The area is jointly managed by the traditional Aboriginal owners and national parks. Hopefully the images will show some of its extraordinary beauty.
ARNHEIM LAND ESCARPMENT KAKADU NP NT
KAKADU NATIONAL PARK NT
The ‘story of Antananarivo or Tana for short – can be viewed on the menu bar.
It is an amazing, vibrant capital that pushes you to explore further into the country of Madagascar.
A GLIMPSE OF TANA
Antananarivo – hardly pronounceable, the capital of Madagascar, a country I had yearned to explore, yet one that had alluded me over many years of travel.
On arrival you are met with a landscape of pink brick houses, muddy waterways, and smoking kilns and an expectation that this place is very different! See Dashboard to access the full story and www.hayleyanderson.com for more images from Madagascar.
Tasmania, the most southerly state of Australia and possibly the most beautiful. Wild, often cold it has major national parks, old growth forests, magnificent coastlines and small islands plus an abundance of Australian wildlife. I have posted a few images taken last week, on my website: hayleyanderson.com. You can view them under Albums – Australia – Tasmania.
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