Thank you for this unique ride through your perfectly captured images. A very unique album indeed, I definitely did enjoy the rides. Thank you - Anup

said define2iota 2006.10.24 at 10:35:29 PDT

Hello; I was originally attracted to your site by the trains - but find lots of great modes of transportation. This is a great album with very good photography. - Miss DeeAnne :)

said missdee101 2006.08.19 at 11:55:05 PDT

Lorraine, So I gather that coal and sugar cane are your mainstays with the use of trucks and the rail. So, what do the road trains haul? Really like the tire picture, monstrous looking. Even the taxi's have their own flair. A real nice album, showing much of the N. Territory. Quite an educational album. Oh, never seen a Nissan that looks like your vehicle, but wish I had one. Looks comfortable. Best regards to you and yours. An Oregon Coast Greetings. Ron

said rboise 2006.07.05 at 16:22:08 PDT

Looks good, by the looks of your photos your up north... where is the album dedicated to storms?? I like taking photos of lightning drop on by an take a look

said lawsonau 2006.06.02 at 04:16:06 PDT

Great to see our heritage shown in your photos. Each photo illustrates an Aussie icon and is part of the land we love. Thanks. John

said johnferguson100 2006.05.22 at 14:53:26 PDT

hi Lorraine enjoyed this album aussy land smashing counrty going by your pics one day hopping to visite can,t wait christine.

said TIFFANY402 2006.05.03 at 08:08:48 PDT

Hi Lorraine, first, many thanks for your feedback on my black and white album. It was much appreciated; now I'll be looking out for your first B&W effort. I've viewed this album before, and enjoyed it because it really takes me to so many places, and reminds me of the diversity we have in this country. Your cover shot of The Ghan is a beauty, I took the trip, and loved every minute and every Kilometre of it. Hugs and best wishes from Keith.

said magikeith 2006.04.25 at 05:00:08 PDT

Dear Lorraine, What a fascinating album this is and I'm amazed at some of the methods of transport you have caught on camera. Loved number 27 best someone has worked hard to restore that beautiful engine.I have just read about a tropical storm heading for Darwin. Hope you are not affected by it too much Take care now Jill

said jillbatchelor2 2006.04.24 at 06:38:03 PDT

This album is fantastic,your photos are all perfect and so interesting. Brian

said waterl00 2006.04.09 at 06:34:33 PDT

Hi Lorraine! I like looking at where you've been and what you've seen. Very interesting and thanks for sharing. Hugs mate! Al

said shortshooter 2006.04.05 at 22:50:26 PDT

Hi Lorraine! Now I have nothing more in my drawers, just a few photos that I took today in Seixal Bay and, as the matter of fact, are quite pretty:) I'll put it here one of these days. Thank you so much for your nice comments in my Lago Azul album. It was so nice going through this album and learning a little more about the big country that is Australia! All these vehicles, associated to the beautiful australian landscape and to your great skill make this album a great one. Wonderful shots! I loved the red ground, the dramatic skies, the beautiful trees and the transports (I love trains! specially old trains). I had never seen a sugar cane harvester! Always learning... My father worked with a shovel! a little different from this one. It was taller! He had to climb up stairs to go up there. Of course it was centuries ago, lol. But this one is a beauty, yes! And those resort buggies are so cute! Is that you, driving Nemo? I downloaded a few photos because they are so rare... It is nice that australian people shows its gratitude to camels letting them live free now! Making an album like this demands, beyond much curiosity, a lot of search on the ground. Congratulations for this excellent work. Dont' pay attention to my english...Hugs and take care, Rosa, in Portugal

said quartominguante 2006.04.04 at 14:18:17 PDT

Hi Lorraine! You have a wonderful collection of transportation modes pictured here. I really laughed at "Moving Nemo". Great album, well done! Gladys, Western Australia.

said gladysclancy2 2006.03.30 at 01:21:41 PST

G'day again Lorraine and just wanted to say a huge thank you for your oh so generous comments on my blog featured albums. Between us all I reckon we do a darn good job of promoting our great country don't you? And we don't even have to use the word Bloody to get our message across!! LOL Thanks Lorraine, you're a bonza pal. Love and hugs, Peter

said georgieboy98 2006.03.28 at 02:39:13 PST

Hi Lorraine! Very interesting album! Nice photos, coloured pictures! Congraulations! Thanks a lot for your kindly coment about my album Matmata. Tomorrow I'll post a new album and I'll be very glad if you visit it. Some days ago some people have just started a group on yahoo, called The Webshots User Group, the idea is that we can all keep in touch, help each other, chat and also promote our new albums. The group is only open to webshots members. Would love to hear your views on the idea. If you would like to join the group heres the link, when there just click on the join group button. http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/thewebshotsusergroup Warmes regards - Ljubomira (from Bulgaria)

said ljubomira100 2006.03.25 at 07:09:56 PST

Interesting album, Lorraine, appreciate your invitation back to your homesite. A pleasure to join the ranks of your Friend so all can exchange ideas. Didn't know you were into trains...have a couple of albums myself. Best regards and thank you. Ron/Oregon Coast

said rboise 2006.03.18 at 08:54:10 PST

Hi Lorraine, this album has a unique theme, thanks for creating it. I enjoyed my visit here. Thanks for your kind words in my Masks album. I'm glad that you like it. Wishing you a peaceful weekend, Yair.

said ykarelic4 2006.03.18 at 00:55:00 PST

I saw your ships of the desert and I remembered that camels had been introduced to Australia but I can't remember why (an experiment in transport?). They were brought into the desert of Arizona for a period of time but all of them have long since disappeared. There is a monument to a famous camel driver in Quartzsite, Arizona which I have a picture of. I must take a look to refresh my memory. When I saw the coal shovel I was surprised by the proportion of the undercarriage in relationship to the size of the machine and bucket. It looks like it would have been very "tippy" when digging and loading. Jim

said jwb592002 2006.03.17 at 19:48:26 PST

<font color="navy"> Like Peter, I too came to your first album, Lorraine, to leave a message after going through all your albums. They are incredibly good; I do not believe you are new to photography but rather just new to Webshots. I'm guessing you have a 6 or 8MP camera, which which you're taking exceptionally sharp photos. It's not fair that I'm following Peter; he *knows* your/his country, but on the other hand, I can tell you that your photos are helping the rest of us understand the beauty of the land, the architecture and the peoples. I LOVE the sleeping child in the so-called progressive, disposable diaper. *grin* ... I am happy to have you on my friends list so I can watch your new work! </font><br> <center><font color="red"> Best wishes, Judy aka L@dybug, Florida </font></center>

said ladybug591 2006.03.17 at 19:28:55 PST

Hi Lorraine. Well, I hope things are starting to settle down a bit for you now after all the excitement of yesterday. What a great day that would have been for you and I thank you very much for finding the time to write in one of my guest books. I have now looked through all of your albums and have to say that these combine to make up one of the finest collections of Australiana I have seen. You have the knack of getting right to the heart of what makes our great country tick plus the ability to describe what you are seeing so well in your captions. Were your photos taken on a round Aussie trip - The Big One - or as a result of several shorter trips? We never got to the Territory but did spend a year travelling and working all the Queensland coast up as far as Port Douglas, another year covering most of NSW and shorter periods in SA and Vic. Have yet to get to Tassie but it's on the agenda. I am so glad you were featured as now so much more of our beautiful country is going to be seen by people all around the world. Catch you again soon, hugs, Peter

said georgieboy98 2006.03.16 at 22:56:59 PST

Well G'Day Lorraine!! I get the honor of being the first to sign this guestbook..Simply fantastic images & information on some of the "Transportation" around the Outback..Have always wanted to visit your beautiful country but for now will have to settle on "traveling" through some of the many albums on Webshots...Thanks for sharing your awesome images with me today...God's Blessings from Celina,Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2006.03.10 at 21:34:26 PST