Eleanor River Homestead - Kangaroo Island
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Kangaroos!
Picked up another automatic thing and drove down to the ferry terminal. Stopped at a couple of nice beaches on the way, but apparently missed the nudist one. Found kangaroo island wine! Shuddered about off-road for a bit (maybe I needed a 4WD) and arrived to a Kangaroo glaring at me.
De boerin uithangen op Kangaroo Island
... My mother went to the shop and she bought a ...', dan moest je iets zeggen wat begon met de letter C. Zoiets als 'Ik ga op reis en ik neem mee...' Ik had gewoon gewonnen! Ha! En engels is niet eens m'n moedertaal. Iedereen vond dat ik terug naar school moest met zo'n geheugen haha. Nee bedankt, ik ga liever grasmaaien in Australie.
Ook ben ik een middag naar Parndana Wildlife Park geweest. Ik heb m'n eerste koala geaaid en kangaroos gevoerd. Het park stelde ...
Eilanddagen en oog in oog met een kangeroo.
... naar boven. Er was verteld dat bij onze camper gereedschap zat om wielen enzo te verwisselen. Nadat de jongen en het meisje hadden gezegd dat thuis komen belangrijker was dan schade aan de huurauto voorkomen is het gereedschap gebruikt als koevoet om wat ruimte te maken. Duwen, vingers bijna klem, nog meer koevoet, pielen enz. Uiteindelijk lukt het de jongen om met zijn vinger tussen het afdichtrubber te komen en het knopje van de afstandbediening in te drukken. Hoera. Bumper weer ...
Kangaroo Island Day Two!
... the Island was first settled by deserters from English and American whaling ships before its official European settlement in 1836.
Today we headed to the Flinders Chase National Park. Our first stop was at a wood-turners cottage in the middle of the island, where we had morning tea on the deck. The owner had a beautiful Jack Russell pup called Casey who has been taught how to beg the tourists for food! I didn’t think a lot of ...
Kangaroo Island.... First Day!
... island, and put in the National Park. There they flourished until there were over 30,000 of them. As they’re protected, the island couldn’t cull them, but there were too many as they had no natural predators on the island, and weren’t afflicted with the deadly Chlamydia virus, that is rampant on the mainland.
So, the answer was to de-sex many of the koala’s so they couldn’t reproduce, and this seems to have done ...
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- Free parking
- Kitchenette
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