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February 26th 2010
Published: March 13th 2010
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Day 306 - Waratah to Cradle Valley We enjoyed a great nights sleep after our whistle stop tour down the west coast yesterday. It was great fun along the way and we at least feel we’ve seen enough to satisfy our curiosity! The spot we picked in such a rush when arrived in Waratah yesterday is great and we got to watch the playful platypus in the river again this morning. They don’t seem the... Read Full Entry



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Darryl and Sarah
Darryl and Sarah
Welcome, come in, take a seat and enjoy the view! We were lucky enough to be in a position to make one of our dreams come true and it's hard to believe that we can now say we've 'been there and done that! It was the sort of adventure that 'normal people' like us could only dream about, taking a year out of work and travelling around Australia in a caravan towed by a 4WD. Somehow though we managed to turn it into a reality and between April 28th 2009 and April 26th 2010 that's exactly what we did. Our beautiful home and much loved cat in Moira, Derbyshire, UK were looked after by fami... full info
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Lake Wilks and Dove LakeLake Wilks and Dove Lake
Lake Wilks and Dove Lake
The track to Hansons PeakThe track to Hansons Peak
The track to Hansons Peak
Twisted LakesTwisted Lakes
Twisted Lakes
Twisted Lakes looking back to the rangeTwisted Lakes looking back to the range
Twisted Lakes looking back to the range
Twisted Lakes from the other endTwisted Lakes from the other end
Twisted Lakes from the other end
Next to Lake Dove from a long way upNext to Lake Dove from a long way up
Next to Lake Dove from a long way up
Coming over Hanson PeakComing over Hanson Peak
Coming over Hanson Peak
More chains coming down this time though - thankfully!More chains coming down this time though - thankfully!
More chains coming down this time though - thankfully!
Hanson LakeHanson Lake
Hanson Lake
Happy to be overlooking Hanson LakeHappy to be overlooking Hanson Lake
Happy to be overlooking Hanson Lake
No shit SherlockNo shit Sherlock
No shit Sherlock
Sticky Date Pudding makes everything ok at the end of the daySticky Date Pudding makes everything ok at the end of the day
Sticky Date Pudding makes everything ok at the end of the day
Beautiful PossumsBeautiful Possums
Beautiful Possums



19th January 2013

marilyn russell
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my great grandfather William Hanson, it was his son that died up on the peak, his name was William Herbert Hanson. So sad. Marilyn Russell(Nee Hanson)

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