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Hey dude,
Nice photos!
If you’re keen on doing some more bushwalks, check out my blog – http://bushwalkingblog.blogspot.com
Cheers
Neil
We love this walk – have seen some foxes and wallabies there as well. Can nearly always guarantee that you’ll see kangaroos – so great for showing a bunch of overseas guests.