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    A grasshopper liked our van by: allwelcome Views[539] Our first contact with the Ambassador van. Notice the handicapped sign... but it was the only shady place!!! We promise we would leave if someone came!! Darwin is lawless anyway... by: allwelcome Views[2165] Time for a spot of reflection by: ambassador Views[939] Fill 'er up please! by: ambassador Views[5128] Feeding the crocs by: ambassador Views[941]
     
    Darwin sunset by: ambassador Views[1209] Gig at Ski club, Darwin, NT by: ambassador Views[1176] at Lake Argyle, NT by: ambassador Views[969] Hussyhicks at Katherine Gorge by: ambassador Views[854] Julz praying to the gods to make our engine work again! by: hussyhicks Views[3530]
     
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    Julz chilling out between PA changes at their gig at Esperance by: ambassador Views[1008] The Hussyhicks reach Esperance, Western Australia by: ambassador Views[1557] The start of the Nullabor plain by: ambassador Views[1048] The Hussyhicks getting white line fever while crossing the Nullabor plain... by: ambassador Views[838] A dip in the Murray river for the Stowaways by: ambassador Views[939]
     
    The Rock Roadhouse, AKA Leyland Brothers World, at Karuah, NSW. Sorry, it's not the real Uluru... by: ambassador Views[8645] Looking pretty for the opera in Sydney by: ambassador Views[1407] Dazey enters New South wales with the Ambassador van by: ambassador Views[999] by: ambassador Views[917] 'Nomie' at dusk by: ambassador Views[921]
     
    Lazy dayz with views! by: ambassador Views[1034] On the road to the grampians by: ambassador Views[1459] Someone loves the van... by: ambassador Views[915] on the great ocean rd by: ambassador Views[869] First city parking for Dazey by: ambassador Views[808]
     
    The Hussyhicks new tourbus by: ambassador Views[895] Meet Julz and Leesa, aka Hussy Hicks on stage during a gig. The Ambassador van will be their tourbus for the next few weeks! by: ambassador Views[3178] The Rock Roadhouse! A lesson in kitsch. by: dazey311 Views[1606] My computer charger...withOUT the adaptor. Brilliance! by: dazey311 Views[626] She's a color apart! by: dazey311 Views[487]
     
    New South Wales! by: dazey311 Views[589] Almost to the Cape Nomalita! by: dazey311 Views[520] Our Nomie at dusk. by: dazey311 Views[544] Peering out... by: dazey311 Views[458] On top of the world! by: dazey311 Views[458]
     
    On our way to the Grampians. Bye ocean! by: dazey311 Views[498] by: dazey311 Views[1908] by: dazey311 Views[489] Robin, Jeff & Crystal aim for some lazy dayz with "Nomie", the Ambassador van. by: ambassador Views[878] Robin, aka "Dazey311" by: ambassador Views[2735]
     
    Mirror... by: dazey311 Views[501] The ambassadors. by: dazey311 Views[2839] Our first parking job. Aw. by: dazey311 Views[491] See ya later Wool Museum... by: dazey311 Views[584] The Noble, apparently. by: dazey311 Views[442]
     
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    Pronounced “VEK-tee-veh” this grass is used for the roof thatching of traditional Kalinago homes. When Coy, the half-black half-Kalinago man we stayed with, started planting it, his intention was only to use it to hold the soil together; his wife had recently been sponsored to go on a workshop abroad about soil preservation. It was not until the model village initiated by the government was built that he realized this would be one of his most valuable crops going for $2 a bundle. Here you see what may not look like much but which has a traditional and monetary significance stashed away safely behind a padlocked door.: by mlees, Views[589]
    Pronounced “VEK-tee-veh” this grass is used for the roof thatching of traditional Kalinago homes. When Coy, the half-black half-Kalinago man we stayed with, started planting it, his intention was only to use it to hold the soil together; his wife had recently been sponsored to go on a workshop abroad about soil preservation. It was not until the model village initiated by the government was built that he realized this would be one of his most valuable crops going for $2 a bundle. Here you see what may not look like much but which has a traditional and monetary significance stashed away safely behind a padlocked door.

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