Pemberton and beyond

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March 25th 2014

Published: March 29th 2014

Pemberton a small town surrounded by national parks and huge forests which are home to the giant Karri trees The town still has a large timber mill which dominates the main road into the town and is a major employer for the town.Craft shops and gallery's adorn the main street with more than enough cafe's to tempt passers by. The Gloucester National park offers many opportunities for outdo... Read Full Entry

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Augusta

Wooden waterwheel now calcified once used to supply water to the lighthouse houses

Agusta

Trough that used to feed the waterwheel

Augusta

Tallest lighthouse in WA

Hamelin

The beach at Hamelin

Hamelin

Manta ray

Hamelin

Feeding a large Manta ray

Hamelin

What is it?

Hamelin

Maybe and old slipway?

Augusta

The Jewel Cave

Augusta

Beads hanging from the roof

Auhusta

Illuminated by lights

30th March 2014

marian
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Thanks Bill. I do enjoy sharing your travels, those trees look magnificent, enjoy the Birthday celebration

30th March 2014

Carol
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I hope one day you guys put all this in a book or sell it to \"Travel Agents\' around the world. Great descriptions, awesome photos, really lovely, good work, livin the dream xx

23rd April 2014

James.Gorden@holidayfans.com
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Pemberton is small but it's natural effects are magical i must say. and they way you described Pemberton in your post, Bill, it made it even more amazing and interesting. more over your photo collection was self defining. everything you shared about the forests and water and mountains of your trip to Pemberton was worth seeing and reading. my friends are planning to Pemberton and maybe i join them after reading this. thanks for the post Bill :) www.holidayfans.com

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