What a wonderful world is the pelican.
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Under the custodianship of the Arakwal traditional owners, the more than 40 distinctive villages and towns that compose Byron Shire thrive as a diverse cultural and philosophical mix. This is Byron Zone whose heart is Byron Bay.
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- jeisea
- I am a wife of 48 years and a mother of 2 fantastic adults. In a previous life I was a teacher, painter. To learn more read my interview on HTCwP website. jeisea's story This is my journey after a life changing accident towards a better life.
Kissed by the first rays of the morning sun, Byron, a shire of splendour, on the rim of an ancient shield volcano, is a meeting place of peoples and cultures. A 1000 year old midden( archaeologically significant site) at The Pass in Byron Bay is testament to the traditional ownership by the Arakwal Aboriginal people who remain custodians of this land.
Since its discovery by Captain Cook in 1770, Byron Bay has morphed from working man's town to play town. The surrounding towns and villages that make up this unique shire are also captivating, each with its own special charm.
More than just one town, this is Byron Zone.
Since its discovery by Captain Cook in 1770, Byron Bay has morphed from working man's town to play town. The surrounding towns and villages that make up this unique shire are also captivating, each with its own special charm.
More than just one town, this is Byron Zone.
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- The Brunswick River Bar.
- Over the bridge to the Brunswick Beach by the wall.
- Simple pleasures.
- What a wonderful world is the pelican.
- Boating pleasure.
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- Local crafts.
- Brunswick Market at a leisurely pace.
- Great place for a market.
- Low tide peace.
- Brunswick harbour.
- New Brunswick bridge.
- Brunswick Heads
- Mindfulness meditation - hang gliding
- Sailing off Australia's most easterly point.
- Large sea turtle close to the rocks below the Cape.
- Dolphins below the Cape.
- Now rarely seen, once there were many feral goats ...
- Hanging above the Cape.
- Paperbark swamp boardwalk near the growers' market...
- mmm! Fresh is best.
- Smoked trout, advocado on Faith's spelt sour dough...
- Byron Growers' Market
- Cosey Corner.
- The wreck Main Beach.
- Blues & Roots Festival
- Peace.
- Samba Blista drumming.
- Byron Main Beach Parade
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