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Oceania » Australia
August 15th 2007
Published: August 21st 2007
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Australia-home of the gender bender fish Our time in Australia was limited to two stops-Sydney and Cairns, home of the Great Barrier Reef-details follow. The reason for this was that we had to rush off to Thailand, so as not to miss its monsoon season and, more importantly, to finally see Marc. Some of the rain forests we have encountered in various countries claim that over 10 meters of rain ... Read Full Entry



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Roberta Nestor
Bert Dan
Bert Dan
Following in the footsteps of our son, we wanted to see some of the places he has been visiting since April and to meet him in Thailand for some time together in a faraway place. This adventure will be quite a big step for us, but we are looking forward to seeing, learning about and appreciating new aspects of our world.... full info
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The wallaby that came realiy close to BertThe wallaby that came realiy close to Bert
The wallaby that came realiy close to Bert
Harbor at CairnsHarbor at Cairns
Harbor at Cairns
Off to the Great Barrier Reef via a large catamaranOff to the Great Barrier Reef via a large catamaran
Off to the Great Barrier Reef via a large catamaran
about to enter the sub to see the reefabout to enter the sub to see the reef
about to enter the sub to see the reef
Variety of coralVariety of coral
Variety of coral
Ask Bert for the names of all the different types.
More and a fishMore and a fish
More and a fish
The colors might have been better if Bert had adjusted the camera for underwater pictures.
Large mushroom coralLarge mushroom coral
Large mushroom coral
Blue coralBlue coral
Blue coral
Sorry about the wrong camera setting - dan
This fish stays in the area and goes by the name of Wally.This fish stays in the area and goes by the name of Wally.
This fish stays in the area and goes by the name of Wally.
He is big.
Bert did know the name of this type of fish.Bert did know the name of this type of fish.
Bert did know the name of this type of fish.
My job was to just take the pictures.
Dan does not know the name eitherDan does not know the name either
Dan does not know the name either
A schoolA school
A school
School just got outSchool just got out
School just got out
MoreMore
More
Last one for nowLast one for now
Last one for now
Surface view of the coral reef Surface view of the coral reef
Surface view of the coral reef
We were out 40 miles from shore and 7 miles from the continental shelf which drops to almost two miles deep.
Off to the Daintree riverOff to the Daintree river
Off to the Daintree river
Boarding for the river jungle cruiseBoarding for the river jungle cruise
Boarding for the river jungle cruise
ScarfaceScarface
Scarface
He is big and this is his territory. Just ate part of a cow that he got in the river.
Scarface againScarface again
Scarface again
He can go at 30 kilometers per hour - and bite down at 3000 pounds per square inch. I will keep my distance.
Snake in the river by our boatSnake in the river by our boat
Snake in the river by our boat
Kielback - rare variety



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