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January 25th 2008
Published: January 25th 2008
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Kangaroo Island South Australia, 2008. It is a while since I’ve “blogged”, as we’ve not been travelling much! Work unfortunately gets in the way of travel! But we’re just back from Kangaroo Island, South Australia. It is a stunning place. “KI” (as the locals call it), is Australia’s third biggest island after Tasmania and Melville NT. Although it has over 500 kilometres of coastl... Read Full Entry



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Rowan
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Row
Australian teacher (Melbourne Vic) who works to live, not lives to work with a wonderful wife Dagmar and two of the best adult children: Ray and Jessie. Into travelling, motorcycles, painting, photography, writing and developing new skills (scuba diving?). Don't stand still and go for new challenges! ... full info
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Wrecker's CoveWrecker's Cove
Wrecker's Cove
The fledgling! The nst is as large as a room. The parents were hunting nearby.
Harvey's ReturnHarvey's Return
Harvey's Return
A stunning geology at this secluded beach.
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Harvey's Return
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Harvey's Return
Cape du CouedicCape du Couedic
Cape du Couedic
The southeast corner in the Flinders Chase National Park.
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Cape du Couedic
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Cape du Couedic
The lighthouse
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Cape du Couedic
wildflowers
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Cape du Couedic
Australian sea-lions and New Zealand fur seals co-existing in the wild.
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The interesting root system of the beach vegetation to survive harsh contritions. (artistic?)
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Cape du Couedic
Australian sea-lions and New Zealand fur seals
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Cape du Couedic
Australian sea-lions and New Zealand fur seals
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Cape du Couedic
Admiral's Arch, Cape du CouedicAdmiral's Arch, Cape du Couedic
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A breathtaking natural feature.
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Ruins where a flying fox was used to supply the lighthouse a few times a year.
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The view from the ruins! Seals on the beach.
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Where the flying fox ran.
The Remarkable Rocks.The Remarkable Rocks.
The Remarkable Rocks.
Near Cape du Couedic. naturally formed installation art.



25th January 2008

Anja
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just wonderful
Rowan, you did a great job with this blog! You are really a great photographer - very artistic and inspiring. I nearly feel being there myself. Looking forward to your next trip and the hopefully following blog.....Cheers Anja

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