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That's also a good one!
Beautiful photo of Mum! Looks so relaxed and happy!
From Blog: Kununurra
Clocks
So, did you change your clocks three times...gaining and losing 4.5 hours or something like that?
From Blog: Halls Creek/Duncan Road
Date: 29th July 2012
Amazing
The photos are stunning, especially from the helicopter! It looks as though you went up just before sunset so the light streaming across the rock formations is fantastic. The Pindan Wattle and the Wickham Grevillia en masse add even more beautiful colours to the landscape! And the Echnidna Chasm walk looks like it would be my favourite, what an amazing experience. Glad you were able to tick that off the bucket list!
From Blog: Bungle Bungle Ranges
Amazing
The photos are stunning, especially from the helicopter! It looks as though you went up just before sunset so the light streaming across the rock formations is fantastic. The Pindan Wattle and the Wickham Grevillia en masse add even more beautiful colours to the landscape! And the Echnidna Chasm walk looks like it would be my favourite, what an amazing experience. Glad you were able to tick that off the bucket list!
From Blog: Bungle Bungle Ranges
Date: 28th July 2012
No swimming in Argyle then!!! Liked the tasting paddles, never heard of that before. A quaint Australian custom no doubt. I had my usual look round Kununurra, via street view on Google very nice place looks a bit too hot for us Brits. take Care Brian
From Blog: Kununurra
No swimming in Argyle then!!! Liked the tasting paddles, never heard of that before. A quaint Australian custom no doubt. I had my usual look round Kununurra, via street view on Google very nice place looks a bit too hot for us Brits. take Care Brian
From Blog: Kununurra
Date: 28th July 2012
Gidday 'Jimmy'
No, we did not swim although with (theoretically) only 'Freshies' so it shud be OK and good fun. Tasting Paddles, cannot believe they do not exist in UK, Cider, CAMRA, small boutique breweries, even small boutique scotch distillers. If not, sell them the idea, I will go you a percentage of idea ! Hot, yes ad very humid in wet season...but nice!
From Blog: Kununurra
Gidday 'Jimmy'
No, we did not swim although with (theoretically) only 'Freshies' so it shud be OK and good fun. Tasting Paddles, cannot believe they do not exist in UK, Cider, CAMRA, small boutique breweries, even small boutique scotch distillers. If not, sell them the idea, I will go you a percentage of idea ! Hot, yes ad very humid in wet season...but nice!
From Blog: Kununurra
Date: 24th July 2012
just court up with your blog
hi trish and mike some great photo and stories enjoy reading and looking at the pictures hope you have a great day tomorrow when your up early love judy xxx
From Blog: Halls Creek/Duncan Road
just court up with your blog
hi trish and mike some great photo and stories enjoy reading and looking at the pictures hope you have a great day tomorrow when your up early love judy xxx
From Blog: Halls Creek/Duncan Road
Date: 21st July 2012
Really enjoyed your blog on Elliston, great little place, we spent easter there, just love Trish's Melbourne Cup's frock and hat and well done in winning the sweep....
From Blog: Elliston
Really enjoyed your blog on Elliston, great little place, we spent easter there, just love Trish's Melbourne Cup's frock and hat and well done in winning the sweep....
From Blog: Elliston
I want a go!!!! looks like your having fun wish I was with you xxx
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Well Hello Katie Woo..
..This is real country where trucks are Trains and women are women, you would fit in very well. OMG, I just had an image of you driving one of these road trains..scary!
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Date: 19th July 2012
CROC IN WYNDHAM PHOTO
Could not work out which was the old croc
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
CROC IN WYNDHAM PHOTO
Could not work out which was the old croc
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Date: 20th July 2012
Not happy !!!
One of the 'old crocs' in the photo as you called them, is baring her teeth and not happy with your comment regarding 'old'. I suggest you beware the angry 'old croc' Bro !
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Not happy !!!
One of the 'old crocs' in the photo as you called them, is baring her teeth and not happy with your comment regarding 'old'. I suggest you beware the angry 'old croc' Bro !
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Date: 18th July 2012
Crocs
The big croc looks good, there are maybe 150 "Big" items scattered about Aussie, so the www says. I remember tales of UK ships going to Wyndham to load frozen meat for the UK. I think the freezer works closed in the 60's, the place did not get a write up in the seafarers places of sights too see and ports to visit. Thought you might have gone for a plunge in Lake Argyle, or are there beasties there. Sorry to read about the shocks on the troll, presume soon mended. Take Care Brian
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Crocs
The big croc looks good, there are maybe 150 "Big" items scattered about Aussie, so the www says. I remember tales of UK ships going to Wyndham to load frozen meat for the UK. I think the freezer works closed in the 60's, the place did not get a write up in the seafarers places of sights too see and ports to visit. Thought you might have gone for a plunge in Lake Argyle, or are there beasties there. Sorry to read about the shocks on the troll, presume soon mended. Take Care Brian
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Date: 20th July 2012
Seafarers places to visit and see....
...I am surprised that the Port of Wyndham was not 'high on the list' of recommended visits for you lot !! Well then again.....:).. maybe not! The abattoir did close in the 70's I think and yes that put paid to the export of frozen meat. We have not done the Lake Argyle blog as yet so you will have to wait to see if (1) a dip was taken and (2) if there are beasties in there!
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Seafarers places to visit and see....
...I am surprised that the Port of Wyndham was not 'high on the list' of recommended visits for you lot !! Well then again.....:).. maybe not! The abattoir did close in the 70's I think and yes that put paid to the export of frozen meat. We have not done the Lake Argyle blog as yet so you will have to wait to see if (1) a dip was taken and (2) if there are beasties in there!
From Blog: Wyndham, WA
Date: 18th July 2012
Wave Rock
Just loved the blog on Wave Rock, I have always wanted to go there, missed it when I visited the beautiful Esperance , wonderful looking at all the photos, I feel as though I have now been there, thank you.........
From Blog: Wave Rock
Wave Rock
Just loved the blog on Wave Rock, I have always wanted to go there, missed it when I visited the beautiful Esperance , wonderful looking at all the photos, I feel as though I have now been there, thank you.........
From Blog: Wave Rock
Date: 20th July 2012
Wave Rock
..we are pleased you re enjoying the Blog and seeing Pics to remind you of visits past and so that you can see some other spots to maybe visit in the future. Barb, I have a feeling that you and Tom may be featuring in a Blog entry or two in the future
From Blog: Wave Rock
Wave Rock
..we are pleased you re enjoying the Blog and seeing Pics to remind you of visits past and so that you can see some other spots to maybe visit in the future. Barb, I have a feeling that you and Tom may be featuring in a Blog entry or two in the future
From Blog: Wave Rock
Dusty
There does seem to be a thick layer of red dust all over the white Troll and Trakkie! Have you washed it yet? :)
From Blog: Gibb River Road - '5' El Questro
Dust !
yes, we took three days in Kununurra to wash and clean everything, but, it is only the surface dust as it is in everything as well.
From Blog: Gibb River Road - '5' El Questro
Better option
Looks like your own boat was a far better option anyway!
From Blog: Gibb River Road - '5' El Questro
Wash
You didn't even get a wash for the Troll or the Trakkie from the river!
From Blog: Gibb River Road - '5' El Questro
It is the perfect oasis
Amazing that is in the middle of that gorge!
From Blog: Gibb River Road - '5' El Questro
Matty
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Woah...
That is one big prehistoric looking animal!
From Blog: Timber Creek