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Report 18 June By BennoIn the night we hear the ominous cry of a Dingo, but for the rest we slept exceptionally well, with an emphasis on the outdoors. Since Thecla and I are probably sleeping under the stars every … Continue reading →

Report 17 June By Thecla Ready to go! Say goodbye to our hosts and ladies and then on our way to Mataranka. It is a big road with few spectacular views. That is why they have drawn the many termite … Continue reading →

Report 16 June By Thecla A royal breakfast today with, among other things, an egg sandwich (in the (w) hole and bacon and eggs, then rummaging in the yard, in Katherine.) John drives us to the Woolworth for our mega … Continue reading →

Report 15 June By Thecla We are being woken up by the many birds and a beautiful song. We leave Maguk campground to get back into the dust and washboard of the dirt road, the T-Ford hopping with pleasure as … Continue reading →

Report 14 June By Benno Exotic sites usually have a counterpart: either they are as good as unreachable, or they are populated by dying brothers, looking for blood. The latter was the case here in the Kakadu reserve. It forces … Continue reading →

Report 13 June  By Thecla After the “key transfer” we say goodbye to Leo and the lovely place of the hangar.  We leave  Darwin. The left-hand drive, the road trains, the crowds on the road, the roundabouts everything is getting … Continue reading →

Report 12 June By Benno Graas After we have slept in the kitchen of the hangar, Dirk and I start the T Ford, while the ladies go exploring the city to go shopping for the emptiness of the deserted landscape, … Continue reading →

Report 11 June By Trudy We wake up and still smell the burning air. We pack and then the sunburn-smear moment has arrived. Dirk calls the most beautiful moment of the day. We drive along the railway towards Darwin. A … Continue reading →

Report 10 June By Benno Graas Darwin; If there is a city that is in my imagination of natural development, then this is Darwin. Located in the Northern Territory of Australia. A country with such a clear diversity of exceptional … Continue reading →

Report 9 June By Trudy In Timber Creek we have not seen crocodiles at the campsite. We pack and leave. Fortunately it is fast coffee time, because I bought some goodies. Because Rick found the bracket of the feather package … Continue reading →