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The world will live in flowers

Edithvale from the air

White Fence

Westgate Bridge parts (2010). These remains from the collapse of the Westgate Bridge (in 1970), are situated outside the Engineering Building @ Monash University

Bright Moon Buddhist Temple - under construction July 09

Magnolia Grandiflora in Lum Road

Elm Tree in Autumn

Patterson River outlet

Alexander Theatre, Monash University (2010)

The mouth of the Patterson river, Carrum

The Monash

Monash College, Monash University (2010)

Dandenong

Dräger Australia

Until it is their season

Palm Beach Drive bridge, Patterson Lakes

Table Rock, Beaumaris

Chelsea Community Club

Sand ripples and wildflowers

'Public Art Strategy' by Emily Floyd, Eastlink (2009). The 13 metre high, 19 metre long painted steel sculpture depicts a giant blackbird with a wing span of 7.5 metres, overlooking a yellow worm

Cupressus "Swane's Golden Pencil Pine"

Glen Waverley, looking north-west from above Corpus Christi Seminary (1971). The seminary was bought for use as the Police Academy in 1973

Oakleigh 'A' arrival signals and signal box 1974

Maple Tree in Autumn

Police Station

Golden Pencil Pines

Waverley Gardens Shopping Centre (2010) - opened in 1977, it underwent a redevelopment in 2004 and now has 110 shops and over 2,200 carparking spaces

Campus Centre, Monash University (2010)

Ripples and Journeys

Waverley Private Hospital [opened 1972]. This hospital offers a comprehensive range of medical, surgical and maternity services (2009)

A promise of full autumn to come

On the road

Waterside Bastion

First gilded mauve sunrise begins.

Glen Waverley

School Backyard

St Paul's Missionary College (2010). The Paulist Missionaries arrived in Australia in 1948, from Malta

Winmalee Dr

View Mount Rd in Glen Waverley

Caulfield Primary School (2010) - designed by Henry Bastow, Chief Architect, Education Department, and opened in 1877

Wheelers Hill

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Waterways

Glen Waverley (1971). The Mulgrave Freeway meets Springvale Rd in the lower right and Brandon Park Shopping Centre is in the lower centre of the photo

The original Wheelers Hill Hotel [1869] was a post office and stopping point for farmers before a 6 to 8 hour drive to Melbourne by horse to sell their goods