Historic Fremantle

Hi Gladys!WOOOOOWWWWW!!!AMAZ ING album!This album is fantastic!!I like them very much!You is excellent photographer!I'm enjoyng viewing your photos!Congratulations!!B est wishes!God Bless. Have a nice day :-))Friendly regards. Caterina - Ambra2000 ITALY

said ambra2000 2004.03.30 at 03:12:48 PST

Hi Gladys,This is a very interesting album with lots of color (good Job) I am sure it will be very well recieved,thanks for the tour. Your Photo friend, Nev

said alocolobo 2004.03.30 at 07:11:55 PST

Hi Gladys!I'm happy and honored for your visiting in my album!Tkanks!!!More congratulations for all your gorgeus albums and for all your wonderful photos!I love very much your talent and your style!Friendly regards :-))Caterina - Ambra2000 ITALY

said ambra2000 2004.03.31 at 09:26:38 PST

Great album Gladys... Why did not you gave your year of birth in my sweets album... You're not ashamed of your age are'nt you? greetings Anna

said annaoldenhave 2004.04.01 at 01:48:48 PST

Hello Gladys! This is an interesting album of Fremantle showing the sights as well as history. Thanks for sharing it and for the compliment on my featured Carmel album! All the best!

said amhalveytoo 2004.04.01 at 06:38:36 PST

As usual you did another good job of educating us in regards to your country.What an beautiful album! Thank you for sharing Fremantle's sights and history. God bless!! Judy n Canada

said matts112 2004.04.02 at 05:44:15 PST

Hello Gladys, What a beautiful, historical, and colorful album! Your photos have such clarity, very artistic layout. You have quite a collection of beautiful albums and we will return to view them, also. Thank you for your kind remarks in our featured album. Your comments were greatly appreciated. All the best, Bill and Kay

said mountainmystery 2004.04.03 at 01:17:19 PST

We had the same idea with the lillypilly berries because I took a couple of pics of our tree which is covered with berries right now. Have yet to post it to webshots. Did you get a pic of the sunset last night? I dont know what it was like down there but it was just fantastic up here. Peter

said georgieboy98 2005.03.27 at 02:46:59 PST

Hello Gladys, you really know about creating an interesting album, and add so much value with your notes. Thank you for a fascinating visit to Historic Fremantle. All the best, Keith.

said magikeith 2005.03.27 at 03:21:04 PST

Hello Gladys, Very nice additions to your album. It give us a good visit to Fremantle. Thank you once again! Happy Easter. Judy

said matts112 2005.03.27 at 04:28:15 PST

Gladys, Fremantle is quite an historic area, you showing the workings and describing all is a plus in my book. Appreciate the invitation to view this album. Best regards. Ron/Oregon Coast

said rboise 2005.03.28 at 07:13:08 PST

Gladys, I thank you for visiting my latest album "A Matriarch in the Deep Woods" and leaving some nice comments, but as anyone would have it, there were quite a few questions as to the 'why' this tree was cut down at the time, so I'll try to explain. I've changed my introduction a bit and this is how it reads now on my site: Born in 1493; Cut in 1989; Ring Count 496; Acres in cut: 40. Trees per acre at time of cut: 1,200. Seedlings planted after cut: 27,200. Bottom line: Sustained yield is what a forest can produce in perpetuity at a given intensity of forest management without impairing the land’s productivity. The huge fir was undoubtedly the 'mother' of all the rest of the 1,200 trees within this area, but it has now been replaced with 27,200 seedlings. A 20 minute video was taken, but it took a mere twelve minutes to put this huge tree on the ground. There was nothing wrong with the tree, it was just time to exchange it with more. Thanks again for your visit. With best regards. Ron/Oregon Coast

said rboise 2005.03.28 at 10:56:53 PST

Your amazing! fabulous pictures thank you so much for sharing all those. Micke from Sweden

said mikaelomarika 2005.04.04 at 05:06:48 PDT

Hi Gladys, I wondered, are those lillyplly berries edible? Thanks for the tourist-tour through Fremantle. It's a bit too far away to visit, sadly, but this way it feels like a visit. Thank you for your comments on my featured Iceland album. The feature was a real surprise. Hanna

said hannabruin 2005.04.18 at 04:58:25 PDT

Wonderful, wonderful album! Glady's you are very talented with your camera. All are out standing photos. Thank you for your visit to my featured spring album and I loved your sweet entry. Laura

said hereslaura 2005.04.19 at 15:04:48 PDT

Hello, my compliments for your nice photos! Please come see my website and photos sometime? Best regards, Tom from The Netherlands. http://www.tomjutte.tk

said hereistom 2005.04.28 at 13:57:36 PDT

Hi Glady's, what a lovely album, I have now visited Canberra, Sydney, Perth and now Freemantle all through the eyes of good photographers, It is wonderful to do that just with the press of a button. Life is wonderful when you can so that, Sure like the look of those Lilly Pilly Berry's, I bet the sure taste good. Good Luck Ken

said hircock100 2005.05.14 at 03:10:12 PDT

Ciao Gladys! Thank you a lot for signing my featured album About the sky (09-05-05). What a beautiful album you have here, fantastic. Thanks for sharing your beautiful album. Best wishes.-Renato-Italy

said renato26 2005.05.15 at 12:33:17 PDT

Ciao Gladis, many thanks for your kind and flattering comments on my featured album. Your visit gave me the opportunity to see some your album and I wish send you my best compliments for your works! Your flowers are stunning and I nearly can perceive their heady scent; your calendar are a wonderful idea and their photos are fantastic; magnificent your dog and its friends…and, at last, so beautiful the images of this amazing album. Thank for sharing with us your art. Best wishes from Sardinia-Italy Simona

said simonaman 2005.06.05 at 10:35:22 PDT

Hi Gladys! Thanks for the fascinating online tour of Fremantle. You did an excellent job in photographing the place.

said amhalveytoo 2005.06.11 at 14:27:47 PDT

Hi Gladys, this is a lovely album. Thanks for the free trour. I enjoyed it very much thnks for your great pictures. Greetings from Israel, Yair.

said ykarelic4 2005.06.19 at 13:38:03 PDT

Hi Gladys and thanks too for yor nice comment in my featured album. Thanks also for your photos that you are sharing with us..of your wonderful country so far from me. Maurizio.Italy

said mauriziomalangone 2005.06.21 at 02:37:20 PDT

Hi Gladys, Thanks for the trip around Fremantle. It was fabulous, I was there for a couple of hours in 1960 and it was pouring at the time so now I have seen what I missed, plus any new stuff. Thanks so much for sharing Best wishes Chris Charlie and Jay /NSW

said chrismary105 2005.06.22 at 08:09:48 PDT

Hi Gladys: YOu have a very creative eye for the right angle and beautiful compositions in your pics. I will be back to have a more detailed look at your other albums. Thanks also for visiting my featured Wildlife Album and for your comments in my guestbook. Those seagulls swam around for a long time waiting to get a shot at that starfish when the tide went out. Nature is so amazing. Enjoyed your pics. Thanks for sharing. Don/BC, Canada

said donkeyquod 2005.06.27 at 07:57:15 PDT

Hi again, Gladys: Thanks for your recent visit to my albums, and thanks for your compliments in my Guestbook. I enjoyed my tour this morning around various places in Australia via some of your albums, and really chuckled at some of your dogs! Don/BC, Canada

said donkeyquod 2005.07.13 at 07:37:38 PDT

Hello Gladys, Thanks for your nice words on my featured album. I enjoyed your album about Fremantle. It looks such a pretty place with beautiful buildings and a cosy harbour. Greetings, Tjebbe

said oomt 2005.07.15 at 08:56:18 PDT

Dear Gladys, this is a beautiful album of a site that I will only be able to see with you. Very well done. And thank you for your very nice words in my g/b. It is greatly appreciated. Take care. Yan/Ottawa

said zegale 2005.07.26 at 05:17:09 PDT

Hello Gladys! We are very interested in such hisorical places. The most beautiful for us: the Round House with the old stone walls! Wonderful Ocean views, beautiful Town Hall and Church! And, of course, we love the Australian plants! Thanks for sharing! Thanks also for your two last guestbook comments: in to-day's feature and from August 11 with the two links! We found the pictures and interesting comments on Hollyhock and Hibiscus. Best wishes! Henri and Käthi

said oertlif_3 2005.08.15 at 10:12:30 PDT

Hi Gladys: I enjoyed your album on Fremantle a lot and your great tour of the city. I can't get over how big that fig tree is! And I was taken by the lillypilly berries. I have never heard of them. When I was a kid, we used to have a flowering crab tree on our front lawn that had VERY sour berries that looked similar. They also made good jam and jelly but were not very good eating. Thanks for stopping by my Napa Valley album yesterday and taking the time to sign the guestbook. It is so nice to hear from all the wonderful people that make up the Webshots community! All the best, Ken - Maryland

said mrtoastie 2005.08.25 at 05:23:34 PDT

My favourite in this album would be the Fishing Boat Harbour 2, nice gathering of things to see and colour... David of Aysemart.com Also thank you for your comments on my album, there are 900 photos on my website now aswell.

said ayse3 2005.09.23 at 07:57:05 PDT

Hi Gladys... Its alway nice to stop by . Im enjoying the indian river.. lovely Albums . Thanks for stopping by ... Make it a great day...Stonesthro i will be back.

said stonesthro 2005.10.14 at 02:50:19 PDT

Thank you for your kind words regarding my album about the southern coast of Oregon. I enjoyed a tour around Historic Fremantle. Would love to see it some day. Spider - Brookings, OR

said spider_257 2005.11.10 at 12:56:22 PST

I found this: http://fplanque.net/2003/Articles/iecsstextarea/ that explains a workaround for the text area in the blog... I'll send it to webshots, hope they'll use it... Roberto

said rodemicheli 2005.12.15 at 04:15:21 PST

Hello again Gladys, many thanks for visiting my featured history album yesterday. Now able to view a bit of your history! Just sad I will not be viewing it this year in real life. Love the album & in that St Johns church photo I think I detect elements of the features of some Norman doorways in old UK churches. Eric

said ericy202 2006.02.05 at 10:01:21 PST