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    by: nomad_kiwis Views[322] Kents shop, what on earth is a 'toggery'??? by: nomad_kiwis Views[340] gives new meaning to the term 'rock garden' by: nomad_kiwis Views[339] by: nomad_kiwis Views[589] Called Great Fountain this geyser throws out a huge amount of water and erupts every 7 hours for up to 45 minutes! by: nomad_kiwis Views[498]
     
    The only boiling mud we saw by: nomad_kiwis Views[501] by: nomad_kiwis Views[617] Such a beautiful blue and almost boiling by: nomad_kiwis Views[552] Beautiful colours caused by microbes not the sulphur, this area is not smelly like Rotorua. by: nomad_kiwis Views[573] Old Faithful, just beginning, you can see it with a realtime webcam on the net. Notice the crowds of people surrounding it by: nomad_kiwis Views[487]
     
    Boiling geysers right next to beautiful open countryside by: nomad_kiwis Views[992] Geothermal by: nomad_kiwis Views[532] Clock in the amazing lodge at Old Faithful geyser by: nomad_kiwis Views[533] Yellowstone Lake, biggest lake in USA over 7000ft by: nomad_kiwis Views[718] Fires are left to burn themselves out when they start naturally here. by: nomad_kiwis Views[324]
     
    Give way to anything that can damage your vehicle! by: nomad_kiwis Views[330] by: nomad_kiwis Views[325] But a bike can go faster! by: nomad_kiwis Views[415] Right past our tour bus. These things can run at 30 miles an hour! by: nomad_kiwis Views[341] They were all in pairs with the male being sure to keep his mate to himself. Where she went he followed. by: nomad_kiwis Views[331]
     
    by: nomad_kiwis Views[413] as we watch by: nomad_kiwis Views[470] herd of them, taking a dust bath by: nomad_kiwis Views[313] closer up by: nomad_kiwis Views[348] First view of bison by: nomad_kiwis Views[394]
     
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    The statue of a pearl diver in a turn-of-the-century diving suit, one of the classic images of Broome. In the early 1900's, by far most of the divers were Japanese, but the federal government in Melbourne was desperate to enforce its “White Australia” policy, and considered the reliance on Japanese labour by white merchants in Broome to be an embarrassment. And so, 12 white British Navy divers were recruited from Britain to try their hand at diving and pearl harvesting and prove that white divers could be as good if not better than the Japanese. Within a year, 4 of the divers had died from paralysis or the bends, and the remainder were so woefully inefficient that they quietly crept out of town. Pearl diving remained a brutally harsh occupation in which only the Japanese were willing to accept the risks and losses.: by flyted, Views[886]
    The statue of a pearl diver in a turn-of-the-century diving suit, one of the classic images of Broome. In the early 1900's, by far most of the divers were Japanese, but the federal government in Melbourne was desperate to enforce its “White Australia” policy, and considered the reliance on Japanese labour by white merchants in Broome to be an embarrassment. And so, 12 white British Navy divers were recruited from Britain to try their hand at diving and pearl harvesting and prove that white divers could be as good if not better than the Japanese. Within a year, 4 of the divers had died from paralysis or the bends, and the remainder were so woefully inefficient that they quietly crept out of town. Pearl diving remained a brutally harsh occupation in which only the Japanese were willing to accept the risks and losses.

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