Two Weeks in the Northern Territory: From the Red Centre to the Top End

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June 7th 2014

Published: August 25th 2014

If I were to poll a bunch of strangers (or at least a group of people who don't hear me talk about Australia all the time) to name five icons in Australia, chances are Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock) would come in the top three, right behind Sydney and the Great Barrier Reef. In fact, so popular are these three destinations, that many Aussie Specialists consider the "Sydney, Rock, and Reef" itine... Read Full Entry

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Tyler Davis

Peregrine

There exist too many experiences to be had in this world - too many places to see and people to meet - for me to stay put. World travel is my passion; it brings me pleasure in ways few things can. And, to me, part of the joy in world travel is sharing the experience with whoever cares to listen . . . How I caught "the bug" Some other travel blogs you'll be glad you checked out: Who Packed the Map? Scatter... full info

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Mmm . . . dirt!

Tess scraping off some dirt from a termite mound she's identified as one of the tastier ones in the neighborhood. This is a common practice for Aborigines in an effort to maintain the necessary intake of various minerals and other nutrients. Not bad - just a little . . . gritty.

White-bellied Sea-Eagle

A close relative of the Bald Eagle, we found this White-bellied Sea-Eagle while on an afternoon game drive.

Dr. Seuss?

Sunset in a pandanus forest complete with termite mounds creates a very Seuss-like landscape.

Good Eyes, Macky

A well-spotted frog by guide Macky

Forest Kingfisher

That might be one of my favorite colors.

Stowaway

Another frog, this one hiding in our airboat.

27th August 2014

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Amazing
We attended this dinner and loved it! It is one of our fondest memories.

27th August 2014

Peregrine
Tyler Davis

Amazing indeed!
It truly is a remarkable experience. I love it - happy to hear you had the opportunity to experience it, too!

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