Thanks for the tip!
I visited the museum today and I'm also a mineral collector so I had a
lot of fun. I had space left on my memory card but I ran out of battery.
But that's no problem, I still have time to go back for a second visit
before I leave this country.
I'll make a web page with the pictures when I get back home.
The rest of the exhibitions was also very interesting.
But I must say that I most enjoyed the names of the meteorites here...
I've finally met "Billygoat Donga" and "Dingo Pup Donga"... and I have a
picture to prove it.
:-)
/Goran
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Hi all,
Thanks for all the comments. Forgot to mention to all the Mineral
collectors out there that the museum also has an excellent Minerals
collection! Unfortunately I didnt have the time nor space on my memory
card to take pictures of these.
"I have pictures of similar in Adelaide and Vienna from a couple of months
ago which I must load up some where for folks to see."
Graham, if your looking for somewhere to upload your museum pics then you
should try Aubrey Whymark's site where there is a section dedicated to
museum pics! Please see link:
http://www.tektites.co.uk/museums.html
Cheers
Des
Great pictures Desmond. Those big irons, in particular, are beautiful.
Mark
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Hi all,
Please see the link below of my recent visit to the Western Australian
Museum while I was back home in Perth.
Cheers,
Desmond Leong
IMCA #2254
http://www.TektiteInc.com
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZtektiteinc-dot-com
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