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Cindie looking in a billabong for a crocodile. Nope none in this billabong,
that I could see.
Aboriginal women weaving baskets from using palms from Pandanus trees.
Wild horses or brumbies still roam Kakadu.
Female crocodiles are usually smaller than their male counterparts.
This women is covered in white paint she wore for the local dance, she is also
dyeing the Pandanus palms.
Stone brush curlew, they have a mournful sound..
A magpie sitting on my handlebars, he wants a treat.
Our campsite outside of Croyton.
The sign for tree kangaroos.
Our bikes at the base of the curtain fig tree, it was that huge.
Our camp near L creek.
A flower in the rain forest.
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Cindie riding near the boat ramp near Merl campground, the birds are sulfur
crested cockatoos.
Aboriginal man working a beautiful painting.
Termite mound on the road to Yellow Water.
Our campsite at Mardugal campground.
Jabiru
He is working on a painting in the artist area.
Tim riding across the Robinson River.
Cindie holding a baby kangaroo in Larrimah at Green Park.
The grey kangaroo grows up with a big brother, watch out big brother this little
girl can box.
Orchid.
The Savannah way, and they said it couldn't be done on a bike, Ha
Tim pumping water out of a billabong.
Cindie riding over the causeway at Flinders River, it wasn't deep but the
bottom was slick and no crocs in sight.
A beautiful sunrise in the outback.
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