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... for about an hour, see everything worth seeing and pay nothing. Or you can take a tour that will drive you around the same town for several hours and charge you about $100 and you get to drive back and forth on the same road and around in circles to use up your time. You have to think about all the options, read all the fine print, and still be ...

Australia is turning out to be the high point of my trip so far. It's the people, the scenery, the laid back vibe...actually it's everything about this place and I have only touched a tiny corner of it. Today I set out for Litchfield National Park with a bunch of Australians and had an amazing day. The park is known for its diversity of vegetation and waterfalls. Though this is definitely the dry season for about another month now, the ...

... Hill Warf for a meal. The huge passenger cruiser Sun Princess kindly deigned to leave its berth and set sail, which provided a spectacular backdrop as we consumed our fish and chips (Hilary &amp; Alec) and laksa (everyone else).<br><br>You can&#8217;t visit the Top End without a crocodile 'experience&#8217;, so we visited Crocosaurus Cove, right in the city centre. It was rather ...

... the creek at Sweet Waters, but had become a menace coz he kept attacking outboard motors and the locals had become fearful for their lives. So a group of idiots decided to hunt him down, capture him and then relocate him to a zoo. Unfortunatley they managed to drown poor old Sweetheart in the process, but he now takes pride of place, stuffed, in the museum.

... to Litchfield National Park to see the magnetic termite mounds and three different falls &#8211; the Florence, Tolmi and Wangi Falls.  All were different and quite a spectacle.  Litchfield is on a tableland and evidently the rain in the wet season is soaked up by the ground like a sponge and it leaks out for the dry season.  The falls seem to run all year so there must be a lot of water soaked in.<br><br>The termite mounds here are amazing &#8211; the termites eat grass up here not wood ...

... y. I took the kids including Lucy to P*r*p M*rkets in the morning. Cr*ig *nd Jill were recovering from h*ving spent *ll night *t the hospit*l with Sophie who h*d been suffering from * mystery p*in in her *nkle (turns out it w*s * virus). We h*d * gre*t night meeting D*mo&#8217;s friends *nd f*mily, ended up h*ving * driver t*ke our c*r home for us inste*d of getting * c*b.<br><br>Monique is flying in *t lunchtime Sund*y, I *m looking forw*rd to seeing her *nd the boys.

... was having serious panic attacks 100k's before the next township hoping that we weren't going to run BOTH Diesel tanks dry??? Thank God for the petrol station at Cloncurry! The scenery along the way was lush and green and, of course, ever changing probably due to the hurry we were in and the speed we were travelling. We did however spot lots of Kangaroos but sadly many lay dead by the roadside. We even saw a dead one with a white painted line across it ...

... every type of aboriginal art imaginable. Beautiful designs and creative patterns of not only art works, but actual working creations of tools, handicrafts and objects of daily life including "didgeridoos", musical instruments with long wooden pipes. It was truly a unique and wonderful museum which prompted us to seek a unique piece of Aboriginal art on our arrival into Sydney.