View to Mt Pitt from kitchen window
View from Flagstaff
Too rough to unload on this day
Cathedral Rock
Bird Rock Norfolk Island
Hydnophora pilosa. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. A large colony composed of compact columns. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Turbinaria patula. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. A large colony where the characters of the species are well developed. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Montipora spongodes. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Detail of plates. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Scolymia australis. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. This species sometimes occurs as two or more polyps. Photograph: Neville Coleman.
Turbinaria frondens. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Encrusting colonies usually have patches of prominent corallites. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Montastrea curta. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. A distinctive regional variant. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Goniopora norfolkensis. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Polyps in the process of retracting after being disturbed. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Goniastrea favulus. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Typical appearance of irregularly meandering valleys. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
Surrounding of Burned Pine,Norfolk Island
Sunset New Years Eve 2011
The Tree, heading north.
Anson bay Norfolk Island
Acanthastrea lordhowensis. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Colonies vary in appearance according to colour, also degree of extension of the corallite mantles as seen here (center colonies) with the faviid Goniastrea australiensis (top left, top right and bottom
Anson Bay, Norfolk Island, Australia
Point Hunter, at sunset, looking South at Nepean Island
Ball Bay
Emily Bay
View from Puppys Point - looking at Jacobs Rock & Anson Point
Goniopora norfolkensis. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Encrusting colonies with some polyps extended. Photograph: Charlie Veron.
VUE SUR LE PLATEAU DE L'ILE
East coast view showing rocky outcrops 1992
Blackburns reserve Rocky Point road
Royal Engineer's Office 1851, now REO Cafe
Cemetery Bay
Anson Bay
Fence at Penal Colony at Kingston
Kingston
Phillip Island looking North
Inside Military Barracks
Government House (1996). Built in 1829-33, it has 18 rooms, two paved courtyards, and a dining room that contains a great table of Australian Red Cedar. It is now the home of the Administrator
On Point Hunter looking across Nepean Island and Phillip Island
Marine Barracks 1792, now Civil Hospital ruins 1831
Cascade Bay looking north-west towards Bird Rock (1996)
Point Hunter
Vegetation
Rocks where Captain Cock came ashore
Bloody Bridge built by convicts - the story goes the convicts murdered a guard and buried him in the bridge, his blood later seeped out
View from Puppys Point - looking at Anson Point
Acanthastrea hillae. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Variation in corallite structure and colour. Photograph: Charlie Veron
Acanthastrea hillae. Norfolk Island, Coral Sea. Colony surface. Photograph Charlie Veron
Onloading at Cascade Pier, Norfolk Island
Golf Course near ocean
Sunset at Puppy's Point
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