G'DAY PETER.A BUTE ALBUM OF A STRANGE PLACE. THANKS FOE SHARING. CHEERS

said BOB796 2007.12.12 at 16:08:50 PST

I believe you understand what you have photographed in this album, and I think that is what I mean, see. Giancarlo / Italy

said megaries 2007.12.08 at 13:16:35 PST

Peter you are a treasure, thankyou as you always make me smile. I left a comment with some details about the Keeshonds as they have generated a lot of interest and questions. I like the addition to this album and I was inspired to google about the park. It is very intersting and it said that they cover some 1000km and some are almost 4 metres high. The shifting sand is interesting too. I think I would be concerned about getting lost.. fascinating album. Did you take your overseas visitors here and were they impressed? After all it is a little bigger then stonehenge. do you need 4 wheel drive to see them?.. hugs Susan

said poppy1812 2007.12.03 at 03:38:39 PST

awsome pics

said odiesmom55 2007.12.01 at 14:04:10 PST

Hi Oeter What A Amazing Place And You Captured It Well.It Is Incesible What Nature Dose.. Wonderful Album..JO Jo

said jdsmith01100 2007.12.01 at 05:33:43 PST

Another winning album and another reason I need to visit Australia! Absolutely wonderful pictures of nature! You and Betty are so fortunate to have all of these wonderful adventures...hugs Linda

said puppie90 2007.11.30 at 17:02:41 PST

Incredibly awesome formations.They must cover a large area of land.Wonderful experience to walk around these ancient stones.Hugs,Bev and Del

said periwinkle115 2007.11.30 at 00:53:46 PST

Peter..I'm truly intrigued by this album as the slide show tells an awesome story with each image & the continuing inf you have supplied..Fantastic bit of information my friend...Thanks for sharing another one of your awesome albums of Western Australia & Congratulations on your selection as "Featured Member of the Week" as it's truly a well deserved Honor & Tribute for your many contrinutions to Webshots & also the BLOG...God's Blessings from Texas....Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.03.29 at 13:05:43 PST

Hi Peter, You have great photos showing your home. I had a very tight schedule for the WA trip, weather is perfect just most Wineres were closed for Christmas time. Next time will not choose Christmas or Easter Holidays in visiting WA. Vincent

said vkclai 2006.01.23 at 17:02:44 PST

Hi Peter, well you didn't tell what pinnacles are but this sure explaines it well.Thank you for the comments on my GB. Yes we do the renovations ourselves. I should say my husband does them and i run around behind him and get things.LOL I guess Al must of forgotten to tell me about the snow gum, he did try to fill me in on a lot of different things. I'm very interested about Australia. My grass is not always that green in the middle of our summers we aren't here a lot so it turns a bit but not too bad. Of course we are smack in the middle of our winter and it's cold and lots of snow. You could have sent me a little of your heat if you were suffering since we aren't haveing that problem here.I would for sure send you all the cold you would like if i could.LOL... Have a great day...Claudette

said mamabear250 2005.12.23 at 05:33:35 PST

Awesome photos Peter! I especially love the running commentary - very interesting and helpful as I had been wondering how these unusual formations came to be :) Another reason to get over to Western Aus - you are very lucky to be living in such a unique area! Cheers, Kate

said klb49100 2005.12.12 at 14:15:54 PST

Hi, what an interesting album, I never knew about these Pinnacles before. It is always nice to find something like this in the Webshots, I have also visited your England album and especially loved Bath. I must learn more about these totally different places.. Merike/Finland

said lovejoy482 2005.08.23 at 22:24:08 PDT

G'day Peter, many thanks for leaving such lovely comment on my featured album in May! I went to Perth, WA a couple years ago and fell in love with the place so much so, for a while we seriously looked into moving there! That is still in the back of our minds but for now still doing the Ex-Pat thing with work so settling has been put on hold for the while I guess. Anyway, we didn't have enough time to fit the Pinnacles in on our trip which i was very disappointed with but there is always a next time and til then I can enjoy viewing your shots of this intriguing place. Many thanks for sharing and will look forward to viewing your other albums of the fantastic city of Perth and its surrounding areas! Cheers and all the best ,amy

said kester110 2005.07.02 at 03:16:25 PDT

Hi Pete, One hell of a big beach you got there mate,lol. A very interesting place,forgive me to day for being a bit short, and thanks for all your support and the congrats for the feature see you later Ken

said hircock100 2005.06.25 at 01:46:21 PDT

Bonjour Peter,this is such a fantastic album,it's almost like being on another planet!!I never knew these pinnacles existed,it is an amazing phenomena and you've got some great shots of these breathtaking vistas.Thanks for sharing these unique moments and for your very kind words on my featured album,about the close ups of the animal i used a 400mm lenses and in some cases a lot of "nerve control";)).Have a wonderful week!luc

said kligon 2005.06.12 at 16:58:30 PDT

Hi Peter. Great pictures and very educational. It looks to be well worth a visit when I get over there. About your Tassie trip - I'd go with the car hire and booking in at B&Bs. Then you can take your time at the places you'd like to see and skip the places you are not so keen on. You are also free to spend some time taking photos without being hassled to get back on the bus. Its a great place and very small and very easy to get around. Chris

said ctbctb8 2005.06.07 at 06:42:14 PDT

Hello Peter, What a different album, Blue sky and sand, Did you have to travel far to find this remarkable place. The photographs as usual are impeccable (can't use big words like this to Al).Big Big thanks for making me a favourite, I have just this minute returned the complement, I just got the wrong album to view so I might as well remark on that as well. Keep in touch Ken

said hircock100 2005.05.13 at 12:13:59 PDT

CIAO Peter! Thanks for your visit and thanks to Kathy to be a so great supporter :-)! My compliments for your shots with the saturated colors and effect that I LOVE. You live really in an incredible country! Thanks for this virtual visit! Have a NICE WE Ruggero dall'Italia

said tfrarug 2005.04.22 at 08:14:33 PDT

Hi Peter! Thoroughly enjoyed re-visiting these fantastic Pinnacles through the lens of your camera. You have photographed so many of the interesting formations and your captions are excellent and informative. I think it would be wonderful to be able to be there either at Sunrise or Sunset for some truly awesome shots. Great album and well done (except for the tiny little photos, guess you were in a hurry to upload). Thanks for sharing.. Gladys.

said gladysclancy2 2005.04.20 at 01:51:46 PDT

Hi Peter...well finally got a little time and I do find these Pinnacles soo very interesting and great to see that they do lie near the ocean at least a bit of a breeze at times hey?..These are great and interesting shots with all the info that makes the Pinnacles much more understandable!! Fascinating!! Tks for sharing another of the great and unusual of this big land!! Top stuff mate!! Thanks also for your comments in my albums..I have been rather busy and try to catch up...and end up in other countries if you know what I mean!! Take care and have a really great day .!! kind regards...Em

said emphotos103 2005.04.19 at 19:04:25 PDT

Hello Peter, Great album of these Pinacles, must have been very hot out there photographing, looks roasting. Could do with some of that weather in the UK. Talk to you soon. Ry and Eileen.

said viking153 2005.04.19 at 03:16:14 PDT

Must have missed this one Peter! Well, the Pinnacles of W.A. may be one of the best known landmarks; but i'm afraid i've never heard of or seen them before! So thank you for bringing them to my attention,they are amazing! Thank's also for your entry in my'Spring'guestbook. I think the squirrel must be leaping about 3ft from a birdhouse on the wall onto the birdtable! Have you missed my latest album 'Kinder Downfall from Hayfield'? Jill managed to beat you & signed the guestbook first!!Best Wishes Angela.

said osprey137 2005.04.18 at 06:17:55 PDT

Dear Peter! Here I am again enjoying this fantastic excursion through the Pinnacles. What a interesting formation. Thanks for all the infos you give with the pictures, it is so good to understand how they "grew". I am happy that I can visite Western Australia through your camera! Hourray! - Lots of love to both of you - Trixi

said trixiko 2005.04.16 at 12:28:16 PDT

Hi Peter, the new additions are very nice! I like the upside-down spider and those bathing honeyeaters! So your Jacaranda is out of season? Next month our Jacarandas will bloom. They are getting now brand-new leaves. . . . ! Even when I am busy, I still take a look what is going on on the web!! I think: having a slide-show of today's 'features' is much more relaxing than looking at the news. :-) So you do not LIKE the Pinnacles? People are not interested in it?Wow! I think they are very interesting! You gave us all those wonderful explanations about it. It is a wonderful online tour in an other world. The resolution you choose is a little low, but the pictures are very clear anyway! Now I go back to my stuff, . . . . . .8 more days to go . . . .Galit

said 854847 2005.04.16 at 11:54:09 PDT

Hi Peter, These formations are incredible, are they far from where you live ? Thank you for your comment about my wee birdies They are growing real fast and I'm getting worried about getting too close now incase I spook them out of the nest. Not sure I will catch them flying the roost but I will keep my eyes open to see if I can get more piccies of them. Take care now Jill

said jillbatchelor 2005.04.16 at 02:25:57 PDT

Hello Peter, I thoroughly enjoyed this album. What an amazing spectacle this is, unbelievable beautiful! Thanks for the explanation that you give together with the pictures, it made it complete. Again and again it is astonishing to see the beautiful works that nature has given us through time everywhere, and it is a pity that the human being does not always treat nature, and its legacy with respect. Thanks a lot, Peter, for sharing this amazing scenery with us, and letting us enjoy it. Thanks also for your guestbook entry in my album Various Nature & Scenery Pictures. I have some new albums on this site (wely246), one dealing with our vacation in Belgium last autumn and the latest is with pictures taken around the railwaystation of my hometown. Best wishes, Els

said wely246 2005.04.16 at 01:50:41 PDT

Hi Peter! What amazing formations! You have captured them beautifully! Really enjoyed this album! Thanks for sharing with us...take care...Darlene

said briansbabe2 2005.04.15 at 06:23:33 PDT

This is just great pictures and very entertaining as well as informative, thanks for a fine show. .... Ross from California

said rdwltr 2005.04.14 at 18:00:24 PDT

Hi Peter, this is a wonderful album of an amazing place. Webshots can be so informative! :-)! :-)! :-)! :-)! ....and I am happy to be the first in this album! Galit

said 854847 2005.04.14 at 09:09:31 PDT