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Images Dated 9th February 2013

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Choose from 13 pictures in our Images Dated 9th February 2013 collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.


Fish market and seafood cafe on a wharf
Fish market and seafood cafe on a wharf
A grown-up and a child by the Coal River passing under Richmond Bridge
A grown-up and a child by the Coal River passing under Richmond Bridge
Tourists photographing Richmond Bridge
Tourists photographing Richmond Bridge
The Coal River passing under Richmond Bridge
The Coal River passing under Richmond Bridge
Richmond Bridge
Richmond Bridge
MV Brigitte Bardot, originally built to circumnavigate the world in under 80 days
MV Brigitte Bardot, originally built to circumnavigate the world in under 80 days
Bow of the MV Brigitte Bardot
Bow of the MV Brigitte Bardot
MV Brigitte Bardot
MV Brigitte Bardot
Low tide at Stewarts Bay
Low tide at Stewarts Bay
Observation building at summit of Mount Wellington
Observation building at summit of Mount Wellington
Viewing platform at summit of Mount Wellington
Viewing platform at summit of Mount Wellington
Broadcast Australia Tower, often referred to as the NTA Tower
Broadcast Australia Tower, often referred to as the NTA Tower
MV Brigitte Bardot, originally built to circumnavigate the world in under 80 days Featured 9 Feb 2013 Print

MV Brigitte Bardot, originally built to circumnavigate the world in under 80 days

MV Brigitte Bardot, originally built to circumnavigate the world in under 80 days. The trimaran was bought by the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society for its anti-whaling campaign in the Antarctic Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary. The unusual design led an observer in New Zealand to make a distress call for what they believed to be an overturned yacht. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

The Denison Canal, 2.42 km long, which separates the Forestier Peninsula from mainland
The Denison Canal, 2.42 km long, which separates the Forestier Peninsula from mainland