Wake up in the morning, Kiama clear sky, without a trace of wind, yesterday's rough waves seem to be dreams. Take a special detour to see yesterday's spectacular sea fountain eruption, and everything turned out to be quite different from yesterday! The gentle sea was as calm as water, and there was no sign of yesterday's turbulent eruption of the sea fountain. Nature is wonderful.
Foggy Saddleback Mountain
Today's destination is Canberra, a three-hour drive from Kiama to Canberra. Along the way we visited the picturesque Saddleback Mountain. As soon as we entered the mountain area, it was hazy, and it obviously rained here last night. The air was filled with the fragrance of the earth after the moist rain, the lush and golden color of the mountains, the idle cattle from time to time breaking into the camera, and suddenly it seemed as if it had gone into a world of peaches.
Beautiful colors like oil paintings
Look back at a hundred beauties
Happy cow.-all you have to do is eat grass
Stare at the bulls. Look at you.
That side of the mountain is the sea, facing the sea, spring blossoms
Upon arrival in Canberra, we lived at the Canberra Motor Village (address on the edge of a large forest: 2 Kunzea Street,O'Connor,ACT 2602, a RV park not far from the center of the city. If lucky, you may see wild animals such as kangaroos. This close to the natural environment, is very difficult for the sister's family to experience in the country, so the accommodation is specially set here.
As we settled in, we went to visit Capitol Hill and the Capitol. When you go to Capitol Hill, you can park your car by the river, and then walk along the river. The scenery along the way is still very nice.
On the green grass, hobbling black swans, are they a family?
Canberra attractions
The grand fountain reminds me of the great fountain in Geneva
Buildings across the rive
The high-flying Australian flag in the fountain and mist
The fountain is quite spectacular from this point of view.
Like this tree, so green
Capitol Hill and Capitol
You can see the Australian flag flying high in front of the Capitol.
I think Capitol Hill and Capitol are well worth visiting and an important window to understand Australia's political culture. The new Capitol, located at the top of the capital Canberra, looks from the old parliament building. It is the perfect unity of architectural art, arts and crafts and decorative art. Access to the Capitol is to pass security checks, all sharp weapons and dangerous goods are not allowed to carry oh.
The Australian flag flying high in front of the new Capitol
Australia's National Emblem-Australians tease themselves that Australia is rare, a country that eats two kinds of animals on the national emblem
A glimpse inside the Capitol
This is the venue for the parliamentary debate, the witness to Australian democracy-many of the proposals on Australia's future and fate have been passed or aborted here after intense debate.
A beautiful view from the rooftop terrace of the Capitol-the white one is the old Capitol
The view in front of the Capitol can see a pool of blue water in front of the Capitol.
Coming out of Capitol Hill, we took the other way back to the parking lot and saw different views. This is the look on the other side of the old Capitol.
Look closely at the details of the old Capitol building
This is a long-standing protest camp of aborigines across from the old Capitol, and the Australian government is helpless, but it cannot interfere.
In the indigenous protest camp and the old Capitol, there are several aborigines who remain in the protest camp.
A roadside building. Like the big green grass, there's an urge to roll.
Australian National Centre for Science and Technology
Australian National Science and Technology Center against Fire Cloud
War memorial
It was late, but we left Canberra tomorrow morning, so we didn't have a chance to visit the war memorial, so we decided to take a night trip to the war memorial.
The main gate of the war memorial under the night
Author: little fish walking around
