So breathtaking, beautiful and spectacular, yet so dangerous. Location: The Gap at Watsons Bay in Sydney. I took this photograph from afar a couple of weeks ago. The gusty wind was very strong that day. I zipped my coat up while holding the camera as tightly as I could. If not careful, I might drop …
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Our adventure is definitely more about the journey than the destination, every step of the way, I walk, some choose to fly... Are we there yet? As long as we take steps, make progress, whether we swim, jump, run or crawl, we will get there. After all, the destination doesn't move, only the journey does... …
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When Mother Nature is making a statement, we'd better stop and listen to what she has to say. The swell was so rough and heavy yesterday that its mega long wavelengths stretched far and beyond, enough to deter the boldest adventurers. The normal accessible sandy beach was completely swallowed by the big waves, and it …
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The Destination: Known. The Journey: Unknown. Sometimes you need to block all the noises that distract you and just follow your nose - the intuition - the inner radar. A week ago I came back to Manly Dam to finish unfinished business - finding the waterfall. Forget about the Google Maps app, this adventure was …
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Interestingly, what was thought to be a mistake, it turned out to be a pleasant surprise. This is one of hidden gems I recovered by accident or after making a “wrong” turn. I guess a road less travelled has its payoff too… Ted Tsai
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Who says you can't have fun when you are on your own? I like the fact that I can jump into my car and go for a drive whenever possible, without having to make a prior arrangement with anyone or conform to their tight schedule. It's been several years since I went exploring Manly Dam …
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The companionship of this senior couple is heartwarming and the tree symbolises it - tall, strong and majestic. It can stand alone in all weather conditions. I just had to capture this moment... Ted Tsai