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Long and Lonesome Road
As you journey along the road of life, take the time to stop and enjoy the...
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Veritable Forest
A whole heap of spear trees for the Wongutha Tribe of the Eastern Goldfields.
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Soft Earthen Clay
The Wongutha people use the clay from pits like this to make their...
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Fresh Tracks
A young goat and its protector.
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The trail of a killer.
The deadliest and most destructive predator to befall this world.
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The Kalgoorlie Crew '05
With Reps from CUA, Iona, BC, St. Xavier, St. Mary's and Providence.
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Straight Chillen'
Our Aboriginal guide, Geoffrey Stokes of the Wongutha Nungarni, and Michelle...
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Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes
Fitz and Roja look for lunch.
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Digging for Golden Delicious
I've got one! Right after this pic I sliced my arm. I still have the scar.
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The fruit of my labour
All that digging and bloodshed for that!?!
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Grubtastic
I get my first look at our main course. Don't worry the one I ate...
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Delicious.
There it is. The poor little guy is pissing himself. Although I did wait till...
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Rootastic.
After twenty minutes of intense digging, I unearthed this monster.
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Thorny Devil
Also known as the "Horny Devil", for it has two sets of...
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Stick Creature
Defense mechanisms are too cool for school.
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A very dead Goanna.
Very good eating. Tastes like chicken....
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A very dead Emu.
Glenn wasn't very gentle.
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Emu take 2
It got a haircut. But damn skippy, check out Bryon's shoes!
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Outback Jack
The Eastern Goldfields at its finest.
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Gorgeous.
My first sunset "Out Bush".
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Colorful.
A beacon fades amidst the ensuing darkness.
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Captain's Call
Morgan is ever in my thoughts.
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Me and all my friends
The flies = ridiculousness.
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Monsters.
This picture is perhaps the most disturbing, for me. How can one smile...
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Tragic Remnants
As the blood fades, so does this act from our consciousness.
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