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The Dingo Fence  
   

The Dingo Fence

No stealing of 'baybehs' here - the Dog Fence stretches most of the country and keeps the dogs from the cattle. It is maintained everytwo weeks, incredibly. This part is on the Moon Plain just outside of Coober Pedy, where the black rocks cover the red dirt for endless miles. The rock looks like it is volcanic but it has not been explain what it is - they believe it is leftover from the end of the Ice Age, dragged over from elsewhere. It's so heavy to pick up that it can't be volcanic. The Moon Plain looks like you're on Mars - so red, so remote, so strange. Saw this on the first few km's of the Mail Run. I should note also one of the classic Stern faces - this one's courtesy of the outback's incessant flies that attack the face.I can hear Edd pissing himself.
Coast to Coast. It's the most.

March 11th 2007
Before I launch into my latest tirade about my trip, here is a really cool link to a bunch of photos of me and our beloved Sydney Gang, courtesy of Casey adding them to my new Facebook account! check it out. My eyes.... something in my eyes... sniff 😉 Good times - these are photos of us at Mardi Gras, having a sing song at the Opera House, and other random parties we created for ourselves ... read more
Oceania » Australia » Victoria » Melbourne » Carlton North

Australian Flag Aboriginal settlers arrived on the continent from Southeast Asia about 40,000 years before the first Europeans began exploration in the 17th century. No formal territorial claims were made until 1770, when Capt. James COOK took possession in the name... ... read more
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