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065 Flinders Chase National Park
Parched scrub in the Rocky River area of Flinders Chase National Park.
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064 Flinders Chase National Park
Rocky River is a small cleared area in the heart of Flinders Chase National Park. Ideal for walking.
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063 Flinders Chase National Park
062 Flinders Chase National Park
061 Flinders Chase National Park
As here, Flinders Chase National Park is mostly sugar gum forest.
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060 Flinders Chase National Park
Flinders Chase National Park is South Australia's largest, and occupies the entire western end of Kangaroo Island.
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059 Cape du Couedic Lighthouse
It's a very attractive sandstone structure, built from 2,000 pieces of local stone.
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058 Cape du Couedic Lighthouse
Situated at the south western tip of Kangaroo Island, the Cape du Couedic Lighthouse continues to provide...
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057 Admiral’s Arch
Seals rest and take shelter underneath Admiral's Arch. A few are just about visible in the shadows to the left.
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056 Admiral’s Arch
Amazing to think that no matter the changes in the modern world in the next thousand years... changing...
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055 Admiral’s Arch
Admiral's Arch is actually a collapsed cave, that has been carved and shaped by thousands and thousands of years of erosion.
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054 seal
It looked very much like this seal was a bit anguished and maybe unwell, but we were assured there was...
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053 seal
This seal had somehow managed to haul itself right up the cliff face, to lie directly underneath a...
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051 foam
Big waves crashing into the rocks at Kirkpatrick Point.
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050 foam
049 Remarkable Rocks
The rock on the right has obviously been likened to a telly! ...Of the sort last seen on The Flintstones!!
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048 Remarkable Rocks
The strange shapes in the rock are the product of erosion; this is caused by swirling air that's carrying sand and water.
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Kangaroo Island (Ashes trip)
Broken Hill (Ashes trip)
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