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For those Despicable Me! fans out there! On the fifth day after entering QLD, we finally arrived in Mount Isa, in time to restock... -
Onwards to Mt Isa By Jen. After our excursion through outback NSW, we entered Queensland (QLD). This is our last new-to-us state in...
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Continuing on, we visited Broken Hill and the hilltop sculpture installation west of town. We got to watch the sun set from the...
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Central NSW On our drive north from Victoria we took a meandering route through the center of New South Wales (NSW). Referred to as...
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The salt in these lakes is 99% pure, which meant it used to be mined. Apparently the conditions were pretty terrible, though, as they...
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On the Road Again By Jen. After a short trip back to the USA to view the Solar Eclipse, we took a week to do maintenance and repairs...
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That is hilarious! The male antechinus apparently will often die after mating season. The stress kills them! I have since glued...
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Notice anyone familiar in this photo? At least with all the rain we got a few rainbows.
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The Grampians As we drove east from Flinders Ranges towards Melbourne, we decided to take a more northerly route through the Grampians...
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Surprise in Little Desert National Park By Jen. *rustle, rustle* Jonathan rocks the van. *crinkle, crinkle* “I think it is just the...
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Remember the living stromatolites we found in Western Australia? These are fossilized ones! We met some emus along the way...
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Flinders Ranges Revisit By Jen. The “while we are here” kept growing, this time to include a revisit to Flinders Ranges so I could...
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Whale Watching We had planned to swing south to the Great Australian Bight to see the whales ever since we crossed the Nullarbor...
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Northern Territory by the Numbers Here are some interesting statistics from our journey in Australia’s non-state. TimeTime...
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Coober Pedy is known for its opal mines. As always, the prospect of mining and making a fortune draws people from all over. Coober Pedy...
