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AUSTRALIA
TIM DONAHO
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HEART REEF
Located in the Whitsunday chain of islands in the Great Barrier Reef
Holds many spectacular fish and ocean life.
Great place for snorkeling and scuba diving.
Photo by
jamestee
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SYNDEY OPERA HOUSE
Sits on the water of Sydney Harbour.
Its has a unique structure
Opened in 1973 by Queen Elizabeth
Photo by
Marceau Rouvre - Photographie & Graphisme
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ULURU
Photo by
Daniel Peckham
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ULURU
Also called Ayer's Rock.
World's largest monolith, 1141 feet.
Located at Uluru-Kata national park
Photo by
enjosmith
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SHARK BAY
This is where the first person to step in Western Australia landed.
World Heritage Area because of its spectacular and unique flora and fauna.
In it lives some if the worlds oldest lifeforms, colonies of cyanobacteria.
You can feed famous dolphins at Monkey Mia
Photo by
doublebug
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PORT ARTHUR
Was formerly a convict settlement.
In 1833 it was used as a penal colony by the British Empire.
It was reserved for the worst British and Irish criminals.
Surrounded by shark infested waters, mantraps, and starving dogs.
Was considered an inescapable prison.
Photo by
Mathew Knott
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MELBOURNE CRICKET GROUND
Hosted the Olympics in 1956.
Holds many events, not just cricket matches.
Is home to Australia's National Sports Museum.
In 2005 named one of the 7 wonders of the sporting world.
Photo by
liz t williams
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