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October 30th 2010
Hi folks

Having a couple of quiet days in Tasmania as Steve and I try to shake off our colds. I thought I would just post a number of interesting photos from our recent travels in Port Douglas, the Daintree Rain Forest, and Uluru, Kata Thula and the Kings Cattle Creek Station. The camels were stationed at the Kings Cattle Creek Station and were the most coddled camels I have seen... they were in great shape and very sweet.

We have seen so much different geography, cities and people... very cool.

Hugs from Ann.
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LookingforCrocsLookingforCrocs
LookingforCrocs
We were looking around VERY carefully!!! In the Cape Tribulation area.
Rare Palms Rare Palms
Rare Palms
These were a rare type of palm in the Daintree Rain Forest by Port Douglas.
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Scarface
He was about 2 metres long!
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Kata Tjula Sunrise
Pictures do not do the area justice.
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SunriseatUluru
Grumpy to get out of bed.... but worth it!
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CuteFella
Numerous lizards in the desert - they were hard to spot!
TheGirlsTheGirls
TheGirls
All were "caught" in the desert within the past 6 months. The one we rode was Dr. Heather. Very sweet girls! Not one spit or bite!
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AnnandSteveCamel
Proof positive of Steve on a Camel!!
To The PinnacleTo The Pinnacle
To The Pinnacle
One of the most amazing hikes. Lots of rocks and views.
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To the Pinnacle2
There must be hope for growing stuff in Priddis!






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