Well-said , dog!How can one woman be so beautiful and sexy to look at. Her smile, hair, neck, breasts, back and legs are so gorgeous. Her eyes just look into the camera with such sensuality. And yet I can continue to look at pictures of her from years ago and my heart still flutters. No matter how many times I look at Vanessa, she is what dreams are made of. God definitely broke the mold when he created you sweetheart….
Very interesting to see your road trip pictures of just normal daily routines and sights on the way. That gives a lovely view into you as a very normal mature woman with a very normal attire and doing very normal things. And at the same time knowing that you make videos and pictures in many other positions and very different clothing - if any……and sex scenes with your husband and photographer. I kind of like that combo of normal life and exciting sexual adventures displayed for a very large number of people. You manage both to perfection!!!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.
Thanks for the nice set of photos of the trip you just took, among other things the history of the observatory and the photos of when it was built are very interesting. Dear all, it doesn't matter what country an actor is from, the "belongings" or "races" are from other centuries (they've already made too many messes) today we are citizens of the world and that's nice. I really like seeing Vanessa in clothes..... (it's always better without but I understand that in certain places it is not inappropriate to show one's excellence) but I love seeing the beauties of Australia and Australian women (young, beautiful and strong people in all the senses). Thank you for letting us share in your moments of relaxation. A big hug and many kisses xxxGood 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.
others here: https://public.sexpal.eu/vanessa65/mild/black-lingerie/?view=roll
Awesome set of pictures. Thank you for retrieving these. What a nice memory!!
Fantastic
It looks like you had a nice trip. It is always great to see everyday photos of you twoGood 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.
Hi V & R,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.
Many thanks everyone. It very nice to see the 'everyday' appreciated as much as the more intimate stuff.
Mr Dreamliner, not sure if you're being facetious or have taken offence at the way I referred to Sam Neil, however, I'll just say that he is one of our all time favourite actors and are fully aware he's a kiwi. I did say other actors...Aussie and US.
Just trying to add some lighter, less serious stuff to the thread.
You East Islanders always look to claim our good stuff. Phar Lap, pavlova, Sam Neil, Russell Crowe, where will it end!
Great pics and a lovely bit of history
How can one woman be so beautiful and sexy to look at. Her smile, hair, neck, breasts, back and legs are so gorgeous. Her eyes just look into the camera with such sensuality. And yet I can continue to look at pictures of her from years ago and my heart still flutters. No matter how many times I look at Vanessa, she is what dreams are made of. God definitely broke the mold when he created you sweetheart….
Very interesting to see your road trip pictures of just normal daily routines and sights on the way. That gives a lovely view into you as a very normal mature woman with a very normal attire and doing very normal things. And at the same time knowing that you make videos and pictures in many other positions and very different clothing - if any……and sex scenes with your husband and photographer. I kind of like that combo of normal life and exciting sexual adventures displayed for a very large number of people. You manage both to perfection!!!
Hi V & R,
Thanks for the photos and the history. So good to see and be reminded that we take so much for granted today without appreciating the huge personal efforts and risks taken by many brave and selfless people .... both women and men in the past!!
Also enjoyed the great trip in the country - looks magnificent after all the rains and also done in such style ....... with a classic car, an exquisite and fabulous navigator and two skilful and highly talented photographers!
Notwithstanding the contents of the archives, I think the present Vanessa is more seductive and captivating than ever!
Vasco
Are they putting a ground station at Parkes for the Southpan satellite network? Great photo's by the way, they were interesting to go through.
cheers, D
... not us!
Amazingly beautiful and incredibly sexy
Beautiful. Taking a trip down memory lane of past shoots is such an erotic delight. You both set the standard for photographic creativity and pur beauty. More please!!!
What a great album and the finish is absolutely stunning - Thank you both.
Thanks for posting the travel shots - I love to see the area - and of course the lovely V appearing in some of them. Hopefully we'll visit in the near future - big birthday for me next JanGood 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.
and dropping hints regularly to my wife pointing out we could get some sun during the UK winter as a bonus
Oh wow. You look beautiful. Good enough to eat.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.
Such a beautiful woman.
Absolutely gorgeous! Love the black lingerie and stockings combination!
What a WONDERFUL SHOW YOUR BODY IS, it is truly incredible, the perfection of your figure, the sweetness of your smile, the curves of your lower back, the delicacy of your pussy and the perfection of your incredible breasts. You are fantastic and you have an energizing effect on my entire body proven by the countless proofs of affection that I have for you every day. I had a question to ask you: at what age did you discover that you liked being portrayed naked?
Oh, so shy, subtle, sublime ...... and sexy!
