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November 13th 2011
Published: November 13th 2011
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Isn’t it great when some thing unexpectedly goes your way! We arrived in Kununurra hoping to use it as a pit stop to the Gibb River Road, only to find that El Questro and all the gorges along that stretch of the Gibb had closed for the Wet - and only the day before we had arrived. After a wonderful few days in Kununurra (more about that later) we rushed off to Fitzroy Crossing, hoping to do the ... Read Full Entry



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Alexa Marketos
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I am an Aussie who has been living in Johannesburg for the past 11 years, with my South African husband Paul and our three sons (Oliver, 9, William, 7, and Quinton, 4). Deciding that it was high time our boys got to see my country, we have decided to spend a year travelling around Australia and are currently somewhere in this beautiful land, in our caravan.... full info
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54. The boys get industrious and build war boats54. The boys get industrious and build war boats
54. The boys get industrious and build war boats
55. Quinn's creation55. Quinn's creation
55. Quinn's creation
56. Oliver gets serious with his construction56. Oliver gets serious with his construction
56. Oliver gets serious with his construction
57. Testing the boats in the water, before the battle begins57. Testing the boats in the water, before the battle begins
57. Testing the boats in the water, before the battle begins
58. Another boab prison tree58. Another boab prison tree
58. Another boab prison tree
59. Boab country59. Boab country
59. Boab country
60. Sundowners in Derby60. Sundowners in Derby
60. Sundowners in Derby
61. Boab tree61. Boab tree
61. Boab tree
62. Derby - dry country62. Derby - dry country
62. Derby - dry country
63. One of our highlights of the trip so far, a frill necked lizard which stands his ground on the Gibb River63. One of our highlights of the trip so far, a frill necked lizard which stands his ground on the Gibb River
63. One of our highlights of the trip so far, a frill necked lizard which stands his ground on the Gibb River
64. He stayed still for so long, we thought he was dying, but as I moved forward to give it some water, it leapt up and hissed64. He stayed still for so long, we thought he was dying, but as I moved forward to give it some water, it leapt up and hissed
64. He stayed still for so long, we thought he was dying, but as I moved forward to give it some water, it leapt up and hissed
65. A formidable lizard65. A formidable lizard
65. A formidable lizard
66. Watching every move we made66. Watching every move we made
66. Watching every move we made
67. He even stood his ground as we drove past him, carefully, as he just would not budge67. He even stood his ground as we drove past him, carefully, as he just would not budge
67. He even stood his ground as we drove past him, carefully, as he just would not budge
68. Entering Tunnel Creek68. Entering Tunnel Creek
68. Entering Tunnel Creek
69. Bats and stalagtites at Tunnel Creek69. Bats and stalagtites at Tunnel Creek
69. Bats and stalagtites at Tunnel Creek
70. Tunnel Creek70. Tunnel Creek
70. Tunnel Creek
71.Tunnel Creek, interesting limestone formation71.Tunnel Creek, interesting limestone formation
71.Tunnel Creek, interesting limestone formation
71.Tunnel Creek, interesting limestone formation71.Tunnel Creek, interesting limestone formation
71.Tunnel Creek, interesting limestone formation
72. Tunnel Creek72. Tunnel Creek
72. Tunnel Creek
73. This is not actually a waterfall, but a limestone (?) flow73. This is not actually a waterfall, but a limestone (?) flow
73. This is not actually a waterfall, but a limestone (?) flow



13th November 2011
66. Watching every move we made

Jeanette and Tom
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Wonderful Photos
Thank you once again for such an interesting blog. I just love the look on Williams face with his hero!
14th November 2011

Marie
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Crazy Cats!
Hello you crazy cats- entering a dark tunnel with crocs?!?! Love hearing all your adventures, keeps me entertained and makes me very very jealous! Lots of love, Marie xx
14th November 2011

Warwick
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Tunnel Creek:
Respect!!!!!! absolute respect Paul for the Tunnel Creek adventure. Not sure if you are mad actually... :) Warwick

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