Gorgeous LBD and lingerie and obviously your lovely tanned bodyA couple of folks mentioned a particular album from the past. Think I've found the one.
The response to the previous set (red heels etc posted on SP) was very surprising; I say that because we imagine most of the older photos have been seen before, but I could be wrong. It's very encouraging to see the archive sets get such wonderful "ticks of approval", thank you all.
If anyone has other sets they remember and would like to revisit, let us know, it gives purpose to searching the archives.
Black Dress and underwear: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/mild/black-dress/?view=roll
Will be going away on a road trip for a few days on Wed...will take some pics of it.
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Another favourite set , you made good use of that garden for photosets
Always amazing legs and gorgeous smile
Great to see you keeping in shape Vanessa
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This is a Devine set of pictures that really reveals all of Vanessa’s stunning beauty and sexiness and still there is a certain amount of innocence hidden behind the wonderful curves and tantalising positions that Richard so skilfully catches with his camera. Amazing and stunning pictures. Enjoy your road trip - we will be looking forward to see some of your pictures from the trip!A couple of folks mentioned a particular album from the past. Think I've found the one.
The response to the previous set (red heels etc posted on SP) was very surprising; I say that because we imagine most of the older photos have been seen before, but I could be wrong. It's very encouraging to see the archive sets get such wonderful "ticks of approval", thank you all.
If anyone has other sets they remember and would like to revisit, let us know, it gives purpose to searching the archives.
Black Dress and underwear: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/mild/black-dress/?view=roll
Will be going away on a road trip for a few days on Wed...will take some pics of it.
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Dearest, I hope the trip is going well and you are having fun, when you get home can you see if you have other photos related to the one I am sending you? they are fantastic images. Hello many kisses Amiche
Dearest, I hope the trip is going well and you are having fun, when you get home can you see if you have other photos related to the one I am sending you? they are fantastic images. Hello many kisses Amiche
Just gets better and better..
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WOW
Now I’m REALLY missing her!!
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Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
SouthernTongue69
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AwesomeGood Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
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Haha ... I can't see it myself but I can feel it. Many thanks Neatnik.
I certainly couldn't avoid being in some of the photos, but then I wouldn't think of trying. Thank you Binns.
Yes it's a good motto to live by Amiche .. and the poem expresses it will. Thank you for the tribute.
You're very welcome, SBL.
I enjoy taking it off more than putting it on, so that suits me well, Gn.
Vanessa...take me for a ride...love to watch you drive..in those hot red pumps..
Sure, CV ... where would you like to go?
Glad you enjoyed it, DOHM. Btw I like your avatar, I'm a big Elvis fan too.
I agree
Enjoy your trip and plenty of pics of your trip and you of course
vanessa65
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Hehe ... what a wonderful comment. Thanks so much GOP. xx
The weather couldn't have been better Vasco, and the trip went well. I did pack a bit of warm clothing for the chilly evenings but daytime temps were very comfortable. Had a great time, thanks but it's always so nice to get back home. Thank you as always for your warm compliments.
It was a great garden for photography AG so glad you enjoyed the results. Many thanks.
wow...
The supreme tease..legs and heels..
Yes, it's a good formula I gather, glad you liked it Cv.
This is a Devine set of pictures that really reveals all of Vanessa’s stunning beauty and sexiness and still there is a certain amount of innocence hidden behind the wonderful curves and tantalising positions that Richard so skilfully catches with his camera. Amazing and stunning pictures. Enjoy your road trip - we will be looking forward to see some of your pictures from the trip!
Hej Dane ... I really enjoyed your observations, so very flattering. Mange tak!
I'm sure we can find that set, Amiche .. and thank you for your kisses and well wishes.
Just gets better and better..
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Great pics Richard. The Big Dish is a little gem, too. Saw it a while ago. Really enjoyed it.Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
Maybe even got to roll the arm over on the pitch during your visit? Was the band still playing at the local when you stopped overnight? Great movie with a classic lead actor. Enjoyed the slide show and many thanks for sharing.Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
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OMG, R&V have breached goodwill.
Sam is a Kiwi! not a sudo West Island person. Jeez, you are off the Christmas card list!
Gorgeous.. And what looks like a great deal of fun.. It's nice to see Mr. Vanessa .... Richard the awesome Photographer !!Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
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'The Dish' was a great movie with terrific humour - I'll never forget the band playing the theme to 'Hawaii Five O' to the visiting NASA team thinking it was the US national anthem! Classic!Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
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Thanks for the trip photos sort of includes all of us along with you.
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Lovely photo essay of a very interesting trip. I am fascinated by anything and everything to do with space exploration and understanding our place in the universe, so thank you for the pix and the info.Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
I'm always seeing stars when I look at Richard's pictures of Vanessa!
Great pics and a lovely bit of historyGood Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
It’s quite a treat to get an astronomy lesson from the other side of the planet.. very well-done post, you guys. And I couldn’t ask for better instructors ! Thanks for something educational and different!Good Morning All,
Back from our little jaunt to Parkes. This is where the largest radio telescope in the southern hemisphere is located. We've been intending to make the effort to travel there for quite some time.
This telescope is the one that is the subject of the movie "The Dish" (2002). It stars Sam Neil as well as other actors....Aussie and US. The movie is very Australian, I say that because the humour and general flavour of the film is easily understood by Aussies but could be a little puzzling to others. The film was made by the same crew who made "The Castle".....even more Aussie-centric! The Castle was made to finance The Dish. If you've not seen it, it's well worth a look.
The telescope was the primary receiver for the Apollo 11 moon landing and subsequent walk by Armstrong; the images came through Parkes. It was constructed in the early sixties and, as in the film, sits in the middle of a paddock about twenty km north of Parkes. Some of the pics we took will explain it in more depth.
It won't be for everyone but here's the link: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/cool/radio-telescope-par/?view=roll
There are a few other pics taken along the way.
Have taken note of archive requests and will attend to them directly.
