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<description>Travel adventures in journals and photos from Wayfarermarg</description>
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                    <title>Windjana to Mitchell Falls</title>
                    <description>19th  25th June Windjana Gorge to Mitchell PlateauLeft Derby on the sealed road then onto the Gibb River Road with its reputation for being rough and badly corrugated.  We were pleasantly surprised as the was excellent as dirt roads go. It had been graded and we could travel comfortably at around 80kmhr. The road after the turnoff to Windjana Gorge was not quite so good with more corrugations</description>
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                    <title>Derby</title>
                    <description>15th  to 18th June   DerbyLeaving the Dampier Peninsula via a shortcut we had been told about.  Although we werent certain of the conditions having heard mixed reports we decided to give it a go.  The turnoff was just south of The Beagle Bay turnoff and after missing it the first time we turned back this time with success. This shortcut turned out to be excellent and saved us a great deal of </description>
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                    <title>The Dampier Peninsula</title>
                    <description>10th June to 14th June          Dampier PeninsulaAt last the road is open up to Cape Leveque and beyond.  The road is corrugated and sandy in parts but with the skill of the driver me we arrive safely onto the sealed section just before the turnoff to Beagle Bay. Here there is a church with 3 altars all inlaid with mother of pearl. Even the floor has some shells inlaid.  Quite a pretty church. </description>
                    <link>http://www.travelblog.org/Oceania/Australia/Western-Australia/Cape-Leveque/blog-512037.html</link>
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                    <title>Broome</title>
                    <description>17th May to 31st May           BroomeMap  httpwww.broomevisitorcentre.com.aupagesmapofbroomeWe moved out of the motel and into a caravan park Tarangau.  This is  a smaller van park but at the time we arrived there was plenty of grassy sites.  We looked at several van parks apart from Tarangau only one seemed to have a few grassy sites.  We were looking for a quieter park. This is v</description>
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                    <title>Halls Creek to Broome</title>
                    <description>Sunday 9th  May  Halls CreekDecided to drive down to Wolfe Creek Crater.  Thought we could go later in the day so that we could get some nice light on the crater. First we went and had a look at a rock formation called the China Wall. In the end left for the crater at 2.30pm a little earlier than originally intended. The crater is about 130km down the Tanami road.  We did decide that doing that</description>
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                    <title>Banka Banka to Halls Creek</title>
                    <description>Tuesday 27th April  	Banka Banka to Daley WatersLeft Banka Banka at 9am. Refuel at Elliott and looked for somewhere to repair the tyre. The tyre was too damaged with the inner tube having melted creating balls of rubber and the wall of the tyre bulging.  So bought a new tyre. Stopped for the night at Daley Waters Inn.  The pub was the original farmhouse is very well known for its steak  </description>
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                    <title>Cloncurry to Banka Banka</title>
                    <description>Friday 23rd AprilThe breeze we had yesterday dropped so it seems a lot hotter today. Went out to the airport which was the site of the first landing as Qantas. Also John Flynn started the flying doctor service. Lyle spoke to 2 generations of the Bob Norman family on a helicopter flight from Cairns to Adelaide.Went back to the town bought a couple of things including new tubes for the lights both </description>
                    <link>http://www.travelblog.org/Oceania/Australia/Queensland/Mt-Isa/blog-493813.html</link>
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                    <title>West to Cloncurry</title>
                    <description>Tuesday 20th AprilBefore saying goodbye to Charters Towers called into the info centre and chatted to Steve Caught a friend of Lyles from Kuranda. There were a couple of activities on in or near the town. One was viewing distance education in action the other was just out of town looking through one of the old gold mining operations.  We decided not to go and headed west.At Homestead there was</description>
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                    <title>Kuranda to Charters Towers</title>
                    <description>Finally we have set out on our journey.  Lyle  I waved goodbye to Pat at 10.35am and headed for Townsville.  After much map checking umming and ahhing we decided that if we wanted to get started we would have to go a different way to our original plans due to most of the roads in the North being closed.Stopped after Cardwell at Hinchinbrook Lookout and took a couple of pictures of the views back</description>
                    <link>http://www.travelblog.org/Oceania/Australia/Queensland/blog-491382.html</link>
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