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11 Apr 2012 05:55 #37257
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The Coorong is a 120 kilometre long narrow spit of land, separated from the mainland of South Ausy by 100m to 500 metres of water which can be fresh, salt or a mixture of both. Sometimes parts of it dry up, leaving salt or mudflats which are lovely to hoon alon on, until the crust breaks and then 
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Lolwww.thecoorong.com/map.html
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11 Apr 2012 05:59 #37258
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Once you get to the end of the Coorong, a short trip down the coast takes you to the extinct volcano of Mt Gambier, just on the South Australian side of the border from Victoria.
Here are a couple of pics of the Blue Lake, one of the volcano's lakes and startlingly blue...
Here are a couple of pics of the Blue Lake, one of the volcano's lakes and startlingly blue...
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11 Apr 2012 07:42 #37260
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nice part of the world 
like the way you've photoshopped the sky in the last two to make us poms feel at home :laugh: :laugh:
like the way you've photoshopped the sky in the last two to make us poms feel at home :laugh: :laugh:
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12 Apr 2012 10:51 #37404
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Replied by ZookFastback on topic Re: The Coorong
I hear that in Ireland, they are going to change over to the yank way of driving... but in order to ease the change-over, odd-numbered plates are changing first and then even-numbered plates the following day.
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Yeah, Shaun is fine. He is the baby of my family, got six kids but Shaun is only ... 22!
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Yeah, Shaun is fine. He is the baby of my family, got six kids but Shaun is only ... 22!
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12 Apr 2012 12:18 #37410
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that's why he wasn't in the passenger seat!! - you've got to change that - its nice to have some one to run around with the winch cable for you
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ZookFastback wrote: Yeah, Shaun is fine. He is the baby of my family, got six kids but Shaun is only ... 22!
that's why he wasn't in the passenger seat!! - you've got to change that - its nice to have some one to run around with the winch cable for you
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