What has 10 boobs, a chicken bum and recently found its mate wearing a belt of f

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What has 10 boobs, a chicken bum and recently found its mate wearing a belt of fish?

nope this is not a crazy dad fun pun, for real life

#skywhale with #skywhalepapa

I still dunno what they really are but it does look pretty mad and the engineering behind it has gotta be interesting

Here’s some fun facts I found on the Skywhales wikipedia page

“Skywhale’s length and her pendulous breasts make her more difficult to land “

Thats a pilot politely say it flys like a bucket of s%$t but damn its good to look at

“Australian Capital Territory’s government invited five specialist balloon manufacturers to submit proposals to construct The Skywhale, but the Bristol-based company Cameron Balloons was the only one to provide a bid.”

I can just imagine this coming across a engineers desk and them slowly backing away i think there is a key reason why its limited to 100 flights pendulous boobies make for working out fatigue stresses somewhat difficult ..

National Art Galley.

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I don’t think the National Art Galley is ready to be graced with our presence in its fullest form yet or maybe we just too wild.

We did however ascend into the room of the infinity pumpkins after a long wait.. which leads to the next awesome pumpkin pun…
How do you fix a broken pumpkin? With a pumpkin patch!





Zoo Puns

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What kind of flooring does the snake-loving architect design all of his homes with? Reptile

The expression on these reptiles pretty well sums up my awesome jokes





Curracurrang Cove

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 First time for me… but upon some further research, seems the local aborigines have been coming here for at least 7500 years..
I can see why, its a natural water source, it has some really cool large overhanging rocks which provide natural shelters and its protected from wild weather. It is considered that this place was a major campsite for the Dharawal people when travelling up and down the coast. The coast track was probably a local aboriginal route before we turned it into the ‘Coastal Track’.

http://books.google.com/books?id=SBHBi1umJccC&pg=PA4&lpg=PA4&dq=Curracurrang+cove&source=web&ots=rYDQXRqKcw&sig=jbKU5-oMG_m18Yv7TdZLIEfNhyQ&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=7&ct=result

62mm, f16 ISO 50 @ 15 secs.
#kasefilters
Magnetic CPL and ND8

 

 

Curracurrang Gully

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I found this unmarked track leading off the main coastal walk and had a quick squiz, got half way up and thought yeah nothing interesting here and turned around. I was kinda suprised to see this this young bloke coming up the same path and he asked how the falls looked… i was like ..’dunno, what falls’?
Needless to say he thought it was worthwhile to keep going so I checked it out.
Not a bad spot and it was really pumping with all the rain, i’ll have to check this one out again later…

4 shot panorama
24mm, f16 ISO 50 @ 15 secs.
#kasefilters
Magnetic CPL and ND8

Its a bit wet out there.

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Much more manageable conditions this time, less wind and only a torrential downpour every hours or so…

Here’s a great pun : Why are oceans so meticulous? They like to be pacific

5 shot panorama image/
24mm, f18 ISO 50 @ 4 secs.
With #kasefilters, pacifically the #magneticcpl with the #magneticnd – these are great for this kinda stuff, with the 24-70mm lens hood the front element stays nice and dry and its heaps easy to get those filters on and off.