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Blue Mountains
Three Sisters		The canyon
		Blue Mountains as so called because of the ever present haze caused by droplets of oil dispersed by the gum trees being caught by the sunlight.
Blue Mountain Trolley	Post Box
Male aborigine	Three ladies	Top and bottom of the steepest railway in the world.
Craggy rock	Scenic World Skyway support	The new 2005 Skyway boasts a state of the art Elecrto-Scenic glass floor.	Mack truck and cherry blossom
Chinese Gardens of Friendship
Bonsai display	Garden screen	Rock and lake	Reflections through hole
White Australian Ibis	Pavilion of Clear View and rock	Pagoda and reflections	Reflections through hole
Waterfall through trees	Rock by pool	Rock forest through arch	Green reflections
Across the Lotus Pond	Steps across the Lotus Pond	Reflections in the Lotus Pond	Flower
Reflections and flower	Acer through archway		Reflections in Lotus Pond
Featherdale Wild Life Park
Wombat	Wallaby	Kangaroo
Wallabies	Cassowary	Pelican	Pied Cormorant
Pied Goose	Black Swan cygnets	Koala
Laughing Kookaburras	Egret	Australian White Ibis	Jabiru
Dingo	Kangaroo		Triple harrow
Great Egret	Turkey	Porcupine	Egret, Kangaroo and Warthog
White peacock	White Peahen	Peahen	Peacock
Emu		Kangaroo
Turtle		Crocodile
Powerhouse Museum
Locomotive No 1	Locomotive plate	Aeroplane	Though the window.
Autogyro	Models of Sydney Opera House		Fire engine
Strasburg Clock		Stationary steam engine	Locomotive 243
Horse tram	Horse bus		Flying machine
Coventry Eagle	Sunbeam	Hartan	Acme
Royal Botanic Garden
	The Indian flying fox is one of the largest of all bats and has a wingspan of more than four feet. It does not prey on animals, feeding, instead, almost exclusively on a variety of fruit. The Indian flying fox was named for the shape of its head and its reddish brown fur, which resemble those of a fox. Flying foxes are the largest of all bats and are found widely throughout Asia and Australia.
Sex and Death Tropical House.	Statues	Captain Phillip statue
Rock plant	Boy and dogs statue	Flower	Young plover
Government House	Coat of Arms on Government House	Government House	Fountain
View of the garden	Large tree	Australian white ibis	Picnic under the palm
Fountain	Possum	Sulphur crested cockatoo	Sydney Opera House

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