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Sunday 19th March 2017

Late night bird watching...?


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Friday 24th March 2017

Friday paddles on the river... The ocean was too rough today, apparently it doesn't take direction from the bureau of meteorology and their wind forecasts... :D

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Saturday 25th March 2017

This one was a surprising standout of the random tasting pack I put together at the bottle shop today... Light and refreshing Radler-esque flavour without the actual inclusion of any citrus...

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Thanks, Troy ... I almost guessed correct :) (I've read something about Port Hedland recently - still a blank spot on my map but that needs to change).


Hopefully you're talking about Karratha, nobody needs to see Port Hedland, it's literally the arse end of the planet...

Whenever I pass through I'm always reminded of the scene from Star Wars where Obiwan describes Mos Eisly Spaceport "Never will you find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy"... :D
 
Hopefully you're talking about Karratha, nobody needs to see Port Hedland, it's literally the arse end of the planet...

Whenever I pass through I'm always reminded of the scene from Star Wars where Obiwan describes Mos Eisly Spaceport "Never will you find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy"... :D

I meant the entire area up there - Port Headland, Karratha and further up north along the coast. I have a soft spot for the arse ends of this planet, the further away from the crowds, the better.
 
... the further away from the crowds, the better.
With that, I can 100% agree. I spend most weekends in long hikes or bike rides out in the woods, and the solitude and near total absence of the presence of homo sapiens is always a pleasure. Occasionally I'll encounter other hikers or bikers, but the best days are when I see no one at all.
 
Occasionally I'll encounter other hikers or bikers, but the best days are when I see no one at all.
Couldn't agree more. I've done long solo hikes through remote parts of Scandinavia and Iceland. Sometimes I haven't even seen another human being in a week or two but I sure had my share of animal visitors around the tent, especially at nights.
 
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