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Experiencing the Wet - Night 138

Again the wet maintained its classic rhythm of brief, violent showers interspersed with periods of relative calm. It was during one of these respites that I managed to sneak away from the hostel and take a stroll along the water. Advertised as a beautiful harbor walk, the area and the trail is...

permalink written by  exumenius on February 25, 2008 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Kiwis and Kangaroos



Experiencing the Wet - Night 138

Again the wet maintained its classic rhythm of brief, violent showers interspersed with periods of relative calm. It was during one of these respites that I managed to sneak away from the hostel and take a stroll along the water. Advertised as a beautiful harbor walk, the area and the trail is...

permalink written by  exumenius on February 25, 2008 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Kiwis and Kangaroos



Dilly-Dally in Darwin - Night 137

Living in the northern hemisphere most of the maps we see are not centered on the equator. They usually cut out Antarctica and the much of the vast, empty southern oceans in order to avoid all the unnecessary blue on the map. Thus, we seem to have this internal feeling that Australia is...

permalink written by  exumenius on February 24, 2008 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Kiwis and Kangaroos



Katherine Gorge to Darwin - Night 136

We awoke early again, though this time to a cool breeze. A small storm had dropped some rain overnight and brought the temperature down to near a comfortable level. After the short drive to the Katherine Gorge National Park we began our three hour hike. About half of the group opted for the...

permalink written by  exumenius on February 23, 2008 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Kiwis and Kangaroos



T minus one stop!!!

Holy Cow! We're down to just one more stop before we head back to the US - crazy! Carl and I leave Darwin, Australia early tomorrow morning for Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef, our last stop before departing this part of the world. I haven't checked in since I left Malaysia, and that's just a...

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 04, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Joc's Journeys



Litchfield and Kakadoodle-do

Returning to Australia was both amazing and shocking. We walked out of the airport to a perfect tropical temperature, no sweltering heat but a great breeze and pleasing aroma. Plus, not one person was in our face trying to sell us a ride or lodging or anything else for that matter. The ease...

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 04, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Carl's Circuit
tagged Darwin, Kakadu, Litchfield and Crocodiles



Kakadu & Litchfield Parks - Awesome!

Another retrospective... We arrived in Darwin, Australia intent on visiting world-famous Kakadu National Park and perhaps other surrounding parks. We hit an immediate hiccup in that it was a school holiday at the time and many Australians were on the road making a similar circuit as we were....

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 04, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Joc's Journeys



Travel Evolution - Darwin NT

Got to Darwin late on Wednesday night (25th July) and am staying at the backpackers (Melaleuca on Mitchell). Not bad for a backpackers - not the best I have stayed at but the chicks I am sharing with are really cool. Checked out the Darwin show with some pig racing, spear throwing and also...

permalink written by  CrazyKel on July 28, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Western Australian Adventures



World heritage site

We left Darwin and headed straight for Kakadu National Park. We stopped at Humpty Doo because with a name like that you have to say that you have been there. We stopped at Aurora, Kakadu for the night and we had dingoes and wallabies around our truck. During the night the dingoes were wailing...

permalink written by  michelle62 on July 09, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia
tagged MonthThree



We are leaving

Today we relunctantly leave Darwin after a lovely six days. We are off to Kakadu. I spent a day on my own travelling into town and looking at all the sites I am interested in. I went to Government House where the Administrator, Ted Egan lives, and to the Parliament House also. I spent some...

permalink written by  michelle62 on July 06, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia
tagged MonthThree



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