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| It was so remarkable, we just had to go back again! |
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Another addition to the
wildlife viewing log! |
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Kelly Caves - minus the strained
expression due to the noisy kids... |
Sunrise attempt #3, and finally a success! Given the rocks were so
remarkable, we headed there again for a second showing and enjoyed less people
being around. After cramming everything back into the Beaut, we headed out to
the Hanson Bay koala sanctuary where we spotted a few of our furry friends.
Next stop was the Kelly Caves, where we were guided by a local beauty, and
annoyed by a couple of hyperactive kids. A geek in our midst stole Tony’s
thunder by asking about whether Thylacine remains had been found in the caves. He
had also had a trip to Tassie recently - git.
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| Vivonne Bay - the proper bit |
Following a spot of beach time at the proper Vivonne Bay, it was time to
brave some more corrugations on our way to bush camping at D’Estress Bay. After
getting hassle from some more kids in respect of our camping intentions, we set
up as far away from them as possible, then enjoyed a secluded beach dinner with
Wallabies watching on (the night before was possums, so an improvement!).
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| Bald Hill - overlooking a lagoon |
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| Sunset at D'Etress Bay |
Key learnings
1.
Don’t feed children sugar before taking them on a public tour/outing. Just
don’t.
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