Feeding rock wallaby.

In camp site

May 2nd 2013
Alice Springs is sprawled between the East and West McDonnell ranges and quite a spectacular setting with an approximate population of 28,000, 10% of which are the local Aboriginal people many of whom speak in their local dialect and not English and fascinating to hear. Coming from Rotorua where there is a high proportion of Maori, I have hardly ever heard the Maori language spoken on the streets ... read more

Oceania » Australia » Northern Territory » Alice Springs

Aboriginal settlers arrived on the continent from Southeast Asia about 40,000 years before the first Europeans began exploration in the 17th century. No formal territorial claims were made until 1770, when Capt. James COOK took possession in the name... ... read more

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Suzanne Walmsley

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4 August, 2012 - Peter and Suzanne, being of the Baby Boomers generation, are now setting forth on the next travel phase of our lives. We met many years ago in Cape Town, South Africa, Suzanne from Oldham in England and Peter from Cambridge in New Zealand, on an overland expedition taking six months to get to London. A year later we then journeyed from London to Australia overland taking 10 months. We settled in Rotorua, New Zealand, had 3 great kids who are now doing their own thing and it is now, excitingly, time for us to recommence where we left off. We have, with much trepidation on my... full info

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