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A plethora of birds flitted about, including this Rainbow Bee-eater A blue winged Kookaburra. A 4... -
Darwin Following our visit to Litchfield, we continued north to Darwin, taking the northern exit from the park. Darwin is a strange...
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They make this nest by folding living leaves over and glue them together using their larva’s silk. Tolmer Falls. Wangi Falls...
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Litchfield National Park By Jen. After Katherine Gorge, we decided to heard north to Litchfield National Park. On the way, though...
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Territorial Discussions By Jen. After 5 months of being in Australia (Jan-16 to Jun-16) and nearly 2 months (minus 5 days) of being...
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Western Australia by the Numbers We have finally left massive Western Australia. Here are some interesting statistics from our...
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Walking on lily pads. From there, it was a stop in Kununurra for supplies and onto the NT border.
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What the van looks like after a multitude of creek crossings. The Bungle Bungle Range at sunset. Next day, we found the...
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Last Days in WA By Jen. As we drove along the Great Northern Highway, I knew we were getting close to the Northern Territory. This...
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Fun Fact: The paper towels here have the same diameter paperboard roll on the inside, but the length of the rolls are are about 2.5...
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Devonian Reef National Parks By Jen. After Broome, we made our way into the Kimberley. Where the Pilbara might be described as big...
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The Big Empty and Broome By Jen. After leaving Carawine Gorge, we started towards Broome. Here the Great Northern Highway skirts...
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At this point, I finally filled up my micro SD card after 3 years, so I had to delete old pictures each time I wanted to take a new...
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Pilbara Parks By Jen. Technically after Denham (Australia’s westernmost town) near Monkey Mia, but especially after Ningaloo, we are...
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South Australia by the Numbers We somehow blazed through South Australia. But, we definitely plan on driving through again, probably...
