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Aboriginal ArtThis is a friend's Land Rover. The art work is by a local artist. The shots aren't the best, but I thought I'd share what is a unique vehicle.
Closer detail D.M. - D200
12°11'34"S 136°46'24"E or there abouts
Re: Aboriginal ArtYou have captured this rather unique vehicle extremely well in a beautiful location
Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Re: Aboriginal ArtCould be part of the Qantas fleet!
TFF (Trevor)
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Re: Aboriginal ArtLike 2# the best, slightly more dramatic sky would be cool for it...
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