Ep 319 | LEAVING DARWIN and the Beginning of a 10,000 km Road Trip To Get Back
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We pack up Peanut and Nutshell for the cyclone season and leave Darwin to begin a massive road trip.
We are going to drive to Perth. We will spend quite a few months there building up the cruising kitty and visiting family and friends.
This episode is the beginning of our journey.
We quickly check out an abandoned WWII Station Hospital. Only a few concrete slabs remain.
We pull in at the Gove Hill Heritage Hotel in the hope of a cool beer, but, alas it is closed. It’s a funky place to visit and look around.
We camp at Lake Argyle and try to attract the inquisitive Apostlebirds.
We then make our way to El Questro and check out Saddleback Ridge and Pigeon Hole Lookouts with their tricky hill climbs!
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Until next time…
Wendy and Magnus
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Up and Away, Penny Rush Feat. Elin Porsinger, Epidemic Sound
Who Knows What’s Next, Many Moons Ago, Epidemic Sound
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00:00 Preparing to leave Darwin for the cyclone season
00:38 The beginning of the huge road trip!
00:54 No 86 WWII Station Hospital abandoned site
01:28 Gove Hill Heritage Hotel now closed
02:54 Trying to attract the apostlebirds
05:06 Victoria River
07:55 Exploring Lake Argyle
10:39 Arriving at El Questro
11:22 Saddleback Ridge Lookout
16:55 Pidgeonhole Lookout
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