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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Clare Valley – HOME!
Massive apologies for the time taken to say that we have actually arrived home. Sunday to be exact, but there have been so many issues to deal with and so much to do, that the blog came a bad LAST! … Continue reading
SA – Mt Remarkable National Park – Aligator Gorge
Once we arrived in South Australia, we broke up the trip by lunching at Denial Bay, 20kms west of the quarantine checkpoint. We bought two dozen oysters for dinner, and restocked our vegie crisper at Ceduna – where you have … Continue reading
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Coolgardie and Start of Trip Back
Post from Russ Had a great time with John and Katie and their three wonderful girls. It was good to spend time with such a happy family. Marg had lots of catchup chats with Katie and loved being with the … Continue reading
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Badgingarra National Park
We are camped 17 kms south of Badgingarra at Waddi, on a farm, set up with a caravan park, kitchenettes and chalets. Day 1 was an easy one, relaxing under the eucalypts, enjoying the scenery and going for a long, … Continue reading
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Nambung National Park (The Pinnacles)
We drove to Cervantees today to see The Pinnacles. The Pinnacles Desert is a landscape of limestone pillars, that was formed many thousands of years ago, although geologists are still divided as to how the limestone formed into columns – … Continue reading
Posted in 2008
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