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February 27th 2013
Published: February 28th 2013
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Today we needed to pickup provisions from Woolworths and use McDonalds' free wifi before setting off on the days activities. Our first stop was the Princess Royal Fortress which commands the main harbor of Albany; the fort was built in 1893 after a pre-federation agreement to share funding by the existing colonies. Britain supplied the armaments and the fort remained combat ready between 1895 ... Read Full Entry



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Looking out from insideLooking out from inside
Looking out from inside
Lake Cave
Ruth descends into the depthsRuth descends into the depths
Ruth descends into the depths
Lake Cave
Stalactites and columnsStalactites and columns
Stalactites and columns
Lake Cave
Stalactites hang almost to water levelStalactites hang almost to water level
Stalactites hang almost to water level
Lake Cave
Looking down from the rim of the collapsed caveLooking down from the rim of the collapsed cave
Looking down from the rim of the collapsed cave
Lake Cave
One of only two known in the worldOne of only two known in the world
One of only two known in the world
Lake cave
The stalactites are reflected in the waterThe stalactites are reflected in the water
The stalactites are reflected in the water
Lake Cave
A columnA column
A column
Mammoth Cave
Fossilised jaw of an extinct marsupial Fossilised jaw of an extinct marsupial
Fossilised jaw of an extinct marsupial
Mammoth Cave
Angel wingsAngel wings
Angel wings
Mammoth Cave
Stalactites hanging from the ceilingStalactites hanging from the ceiling
Stalactites hanging from the ceiling
Mammoth Cave
Climbing out into daylightClimbing out into daylight
Climbing out into daylight
Mammoth Cave
The entrance from aboveThe entrance from above
The entrance from above
Mammoth Cave
Lots of cows for saleLots of cows for sale
Lots of cows for sale
Cowaramup
One of the towns many cowsOne of the towns many cows
One of the towns many cows
Cowaramup
All the shops are named for cowsAll the shops are named for cows
All the shops are named for cows
Cowaramup
The colours identify different formationsThe colours identify different formations
The colours identify different formations
Ngilgi Cave
Stalagmites grow up from the floorStalagmites grow up from the floor
Stalagmites grow up from the floor
Ngilgi Cave
A number of smaller shroud formationsA number of smaller shroud formations
A number of smaller shroud formations
Ngilgi Cave
A large shroud formationA large shroud formation
A large shroud formation
Ngilgi Cave
These shrouds have taken millennia to developThese shrouds have taken millennia to develop
These shrouds have taken millennia to develop
Ngilgi Cave



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