Darwin & the Northern Territory: Places to go & Background information
Thorny Devil in the Australian Outback - Free Desktop Wallpaper
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In mid-2007 I went on a […]
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Jumping Crocodile in Mid Bite - Free Desktop Wallpaper
Download a free 1024×768 resolution desktop wallpaper photo of a Jumping Crocodile in Mid-Bite in the Adelaide River, Northern Territory, Australia
In mid-2007 I went on a holiday crossing Australia South to North from Adelaide to Darwin by road, along the way I did a Jumping Croc cruise on the Adelaide River near Darwin where I […]
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Rainbow Bee Eater Snapping Up An Insect - Free Desktop Wallpaper
Download a free 1024×768 resolution desktop wallpaper photo of a Rainbow Bee Eater snapping up an insect - taken near Alice Springs, Northern Territory, Australia
In mid-2007 I went on a holiday crossing Australia South to North from Adelaide to Darwin by road, I visited the Alice Springs Desert Park where I got this great photo […]
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Adelaide to Darwin Backpacking Road Trip Overview
I’ve just returned from a backpacker holiday road trip from Adelaide to Darwin which would easily have covered 4500-5000 kilometres mostly on the Stuart Highway including several side trips like going to Uluru (Ayers Rock) and drives on unsealed and bush roads like the Oodnadatta Track.
Over time […]
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A tale about Australias Overland Telegraph
When this pre-written article is published I’ll in the middle of a one month holiday on the road travelling from Adelaide to Darwin. Along the way to some extent I will have followed the route taken by an explorer that many Australians have probably not heard of: John McDouall Stuart.
In the early 19th. Century Northern […]
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