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Originally Posted by dlish
its just like you see it in the movie 'Australia' with nicole kidman and hugh jackman. serious...kangaroos and all
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there aren't any kangaroos in Scotland!
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Originally Posted by theemaan
So I have seen in the travel guides. We were very interested in the Kimberly area-love desert camping -but it looks like the time frame(feb.)isn't a great time for that area. we are going for 4-5 weeks and intend to see all we can with out driving the whole time. We also intend 14-15 days in a caravan(camper) so we can see more out of the way stuff. Any ideas are welcome.
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You could do a tour in the Kimberley region - I'd suggest this isn't an area that you want to do without serious amounts of gear. Think desert without much in the way of population. My parents have been and said it was amazing, but you really don't want to break down out there.
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Originally Posted by Stoked
You have more sheep than us
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not per capita
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Alaska - check
NZ - check
Mainland US - check (though I've only been on the west coast).
Hong Kong - check
Other places I'd like to go:
UK - Scotland mainly (for my heritage - and the castles).
East coast US
I'm happy where I live. Someone mentioned an hour north of Sydney - that's pretty much me, almost exactly an hour on the train from the middle of sydney
