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    Kayaking through the Katherine Gorge: by ligia-richard, Views[304]
         		 Crocodiles breeding: by ligia-richard, Views[304]
         		 Smile: by ligia-richard, Views[280]
         		 by ligia-richard, Views[315]
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    Aboriginal rock art paintings in Kakadu National Park: by ligia-richard, Views[432]
         		 by sydneysider, Views[116]
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    Getting the facts: by sydneysider, Views[621]
         		 That's not a mermaid!: by sydneysider, Views[143]
         		 How you doing?: by sydneysider, Views[127]
         		 Getting cosy at Mermaid Lagoon: by sydneysider, Views[118]
         		 Hello Bondi!: by sydneysider, Views[426]
     
    Jared Ingersoll from Danks Street Depot showed Dervs and Cuzzy how to work a barbie: by sydneysider, Views[135]
         		 Not a bad view to deal with the jetlag: by sydneysider, Views[133]
         		 Cuzzy
         		 Off with the blindfolds to reveal this view!: by sydneysider, Views[159]
         		 We blindfolded them before taking them to Mrs Macquarie's Chair: by sydneysider, Views[137]
     
    by ligia-richard, Views[299]
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         		 One of the many jumping crocodiles: by ligia-richard, Views[662]
         		 by ligia-richard, Views[289]
         		 Please don't flush!: by ligia-richard, Views[308]
     
    by ligia-richard, Views[263]
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         		 Ready for a swim: by ligia-richard, Views[298]
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    Florence falls in Litchfield: by ligia-richard, Views[330]
         		 Florence falls in Litchfield: by ligia-richard, Views[1112]
         		 Litchfield Park -termite mound 4m: by ligia-richard, Views[818]
         		 termite on the way: by ligia-richard, Views[306]
         		 Sorry no fuel today!: by ligia-richard, Views[331]
     
    by ligia-richard, Views[258]
         		 Some biiiiggg trucks!: by ligia-richard, Views[266]
         		 Hunting crocodiles: by ligia-richard, Views[311]
         		 On the road to Normanton: by ligia-richard, Views[543]
         		 Read to go!!: by ligia-richard, Views[278]
     
    by leah, Views[418]
         		 The golf course is in a beautiful setting in the Swan Valley.: by leah, Views[508]
         		 Supa Golf: by leah, Views[887]
         		 The Swan River starts off very narrow up in the Swan Valley compared to its huge width in Perth, where it looks more like a lake before it empties into the Indian Ocean.: by leah, Views[476]
         		 Captain James Stirling got as far as this spot in the Swan Valley in 1827. He started at the mouth of the Swan River in Perth/Fremantle.: by leah, Views[1044]
     
    This gate commemorates the end of Captain Stirling's exploration of the Swan River. It is next to the oldest church in the Perth metro area.: by leah, Views[1406]
         		 Surfing in Lancelin.: by leah, Views[500]
         		 Sunset in Lancelin.: by leah, Views[396]
         		 Mindarie Marina is a lovely place for a pint.: by leah, Views[544]
         		 My work of art. It's still up 10 days later, although slowly falling down.: by leah, Views[1465]
     
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