Published: July 31st 2009July 23rd 2009
The second day of the tour we saw a few more stacks before heading for the Grampians. The Grampians is a national park, named after the Grampians in Scotland. We went to the Grampians culture centre, where we learnt about the Aboriginal heritage here. The scenery here was stunning, amazing views!
We spent the night at Halls Gap where there were lots of kangeroos everywhere. In the morning there were loads on the grass outside our cabins! That morning we did a big hike/scramble at the other end of the park to the top, it was very windy and again great views. I know I keep saying that but they really are! The rest of the day was spent travelling to Adelaide, our destination.
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Date: 30th August 2009
Hi Amy, Did you have 'Joey Burgers' for tea? Have you seen any snakes or sharks yet? Dad xxx
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Hi Amy, Did you have 'Joey Burgers' for tea? Have you seen any snakes or sharks yet? Dad xxx
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P1013050 - such a cutie!!!! :P
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