
The Polynesian cabins in which we stayed for the
weekend
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The kangaroos were thinking "What is this
guy up to now?"
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The beach
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The beach in the other direction
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The trees
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The beach through the trees
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The trees are very sparse
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The coast is beautiful
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A dark-sanded beach
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A view toward the Pacific
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Grassy field
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Waves on the rocks
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More waves
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I tried some bush grass - it can be eaten for
food and water
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I've never seen trees like these
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Can you see the lizard?
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Some of the plants you see here were around when
the dinosaurs lived
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The waves on the beach
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The rocks in some places are hard
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In other areas, the rock is eroding away
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The cabins from the beach
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A crab
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Gideon decided to pick up the crab
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Waves on the rocks
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More waves
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Trees beyond the beach
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Palm trees
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The beach at night
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Some stars - can you see any constellations?
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The path to the beach
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Kangaroos at dawn
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The village of Tilba - the one building is a candy
store, post office, gas station, auto repair, ice cream parlour,
and Internet cafe all in one. It is also in the middle of nowhere.
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A view from Tilba
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More beautiful landscape
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Another shot
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Sacred Aboriginal teaching site on Mt. Gulaga
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The fog rolled into the trees
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The fog, trees, and rocks
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We were painted up - the dot above my eye helps
me to see more clearly, the dots on the sides of my head help
me to understand, and the dot below my mouth is to remember to
listen (not talk). We also had dots on our hands for protection
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Another shot into the trees
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The hike down the mountain
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Beautiful pathways
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Parrots are wild animals here
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The cabins
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Dusk
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Dawn
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Another kangaroo
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It decided to approach me
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Kangaroo
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Lounging kangaroo
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