this is one of the water features in the cafe courtyard outside the building housing the australian government departments of treasury and finance & deregulation in the parliamentary triangle, barton, canberra.
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the full story is contained in the very first post, but essentially this blog is a virtual 'show and tell', a slideshow of my favourite digital photos reflecting my life, travels, experiences, or simply the beauty or interest i see in an everyday object - with some accompanying text to provide some insight, context and background to the picture and my reason for taking it.
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you can enlarge any photos and enjoy the detail of its full size by simply clicking on them - however to save your download time and data count, i have kept them small for the blog page itself.
i hope you enjoy, and do feel free to leave your thoughts in comments.
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- jess
- born in hobart, tasmania in 1976. moved to the nation's capital canberra in 2000 after completing my undergrad degree. currently working for the feds, i have studied a little (too much) more, travelled a lot (but never enough) more. all in all life is pretty bloody good i have to say.
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