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Cee Cee - Cilla Rogers

29 female, on my first backpacking adventure! seen the world from the window of a cruise ship, for many years, decided to go on foot and see what the dice throw me!
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We were up at sunrise as you do when your sleeping in a tent as it gets so hot, had a big hearty breakfast and our walking adventure began. We started at Fortescue Falls where lots of fast natural water was pumping into the gorge, serpents made these water holes back in the day when the earth was soft, they say that these serpents still live in the gorge pools today, I was glad we did not see or feal one of the serpents while going for a swim and body beating from the water fall, Yes the water was cold [View Full Entry]

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Published: February 17th 2009 | 110 Views | [diary=364903]

On the way to Fern pool
The bush land
Fern Pool

We headed off today to see Lauren and Dean as he is cray fishing up in Lancelin, and it just so happens that there is a big windsurfing competion and we happen to have a 2 bed house with 2 sets of bunk beds and 1 double, yes you guessed it we had the choice of the 2 bunks to choose from and as we were the last ones to arrive we had what was left thank god it was the bottom bunk, two on the top bunk would have been interesting. We arrived around lunch time and yes you guessed [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 11th 2009 | 26 Views | [diary=372257]

Nothing but dunes
Our car at the bottom
Mick waving

By Cee Cee
December 17th 2008
Mole Creak Oceania » Australia » Tasmania
Our heads were a little sore this morning, and we had a issue with the car as it has been making lots of noise. We took the car into the local garage and he surgested we go over the road to see a guy on the corner and he weilded the bottom of the car for $20 what a touch we thought, so off we went on the dirt track road to head towards the caves. We passed such lovely scenery traveling all the way along the Great Lake. We arrived around 3pm just in time to book both caves heading [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 22nd 2008 | 98 Views | [diary=249796]

Outside the booking office
Entering King Soleamans cave
So amazing

We left the park at lunch time and thought we would have a good head start as driving home through the guts is meant to have some really interesting towns, you would not want to stop in just drive straight through. We did not see to many interesting characters we drove until after dark to try and find free camping we ended up stopping over night in a day stop place we just parked as far back as we could. This was the first time we could have a real log fire, we had already given Lauren the title of fire [View Full Entry]

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Published: March 23rd 2009 | 23 Views | [diary=367286]

Our fire at camp
Us guys
We left our tag

We set of at breakfast time, "On the road again" was our catch phrase and we had a good 600k's to go to reach Karijini. By now the earth was really red this could be one of the reasons we had still not seen a wild Kangaroo, but we had seen wild emus, ostriches, dolphins hopefully we will spot some in the national park. We did see some really massive Termite minds the one we stopped at must have been hundreds of years old as they carry the dirt when it has rained and build up the minds then the sun [View Full Entry]

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Published: February 9th 2009 | 32 Views | [diary=364880]

Termite mind
Entering Karijini National Park
More of the park

We set up camp and headed to the beach to have a look around, the beach just went on and on. The water was really clear but was fresh, the edge of the sea was shallow to begin with then suddenly drops of really deep. The temperature It was around 29 degrees, me and Jay had a geek off chasing each other across the sand, we chilled out on the beach to catch the sunset until the wind picked up we chickened out and headed back to camp. The camp site was very modern with new bathrooms, Coral Bay is self [View Full Entry]

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Published: February 9th 2009 | 58 Views | [diary=356328]

Part of the bay
Me on our long walk
Jay on our long walk

By Cee Cee
September 21st 2008
Monkey Mia Oceania » Australia » Western Australia » Monkey Mia
Well we all had a good sleep and headed off from Nanga bay and went to investigate Shell beach, here the beach was covered in shells and the odd green bush type plant. The shells are washed up from sea onto the beach they say it is around 30 meters deep, their is a quarry to the left of the beach and they chop blocks of the crushed shells and use then for bricks and the dusty bits for chicken feed. The waters edge was so frothy but funny enough I did not get a good photo of this. Back into [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 19th 2009 | 33 Views | [diary=354956]

Our camp
Shell Beach
The strange plants

Today we head back on our selfs a little to explore Kalbarri national park, we stopped at some of the most breath taking views 1st stop Castle cove we jumped out and headed for the first look at WA's rugged coast line, straight away we saw about 5 wild dolphins swimming around below the waves were massive here. 2nd stop Eagle Gorge it is called this for a reason you get a birds eye view of everything for up here the noise was amazing listening to the huge waves crash against the cost line, and the gorge looks so deep from [View Full Entry]

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Published: January 4th 2009 | 30 Views | [diary=354023]

1st stop Castle cove
What a view
Wild dolphins  down their somewhere

We all got up early and jumped into the van, so funny it farts as you drive slowly but is a good runner when you get going. We got onto the Northern highway and our road trip adventure was about to begin. The van was a little noticeable as on one side the van had political leaders on the other the beatles and on the back it said "Lifes a bastard and then you go and marry one" How funny, poor Jay in a van with 3 chicks for a full 11 days. 1st stop was Geralitin here we pulled into [View Full Entry]

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Published: December 22nd 2008 | 34 Views | [diary=354020]

The van
The back of the van
The Northern Highway

Well I have only lived in Fremantle for nearly a year and I am finally going to let you all into my world with me and my man Jay from WA. Holly was waiting for me when I arrived back from the UK which was nice. The weather here is not quite sitting on the beach all day kind of temp. But what the hell we headed of to Coogee beach of Hollys first long walk on an Aussie beach. Holly choose to walk with her feet in the sea, she was alot braver than me as I dipped my toes [View Full Entry]

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Published: December 14th 2008 | 41 Views | [diary=350244]

The long beach we walked along
Point walter
Cotasloe Beach



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