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Some thoughts, impressions and observations from a year spent Down Under in the land of Oz.

Wednesday, 11 June 2008

Fraser Island

I headed north over the weekend up to Fraser Island, a gigantic sandbar that stretches over seventy miles long. Home to native dingoes, it has World Heritage status and is reachable only by 4WD, and is all round incredible. I’ll let the photos do the talking…


Posted by David at 10:33
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