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Summer 2025: Day by Day

July 16: Crocodiles Oh My!

River, Major attraction Kathleen Terner 7/16/25 River, Major attraction Kathleen Terner 7/16/25

July 16: Crocodiles Oh My!

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July 15: Victoria River: Magical

River, Roadhouse Kathleen Terner 7/14/25 River, Roadhouse Kathleen Terner 7/14/25

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When I pulled up in front of the reception at my hotel in the Airlie Beach area of the Whitsunday Region, I knew immediately that the manager was a fellow biker. Rather than waiting for me to turn off the bike, put down the kickstand, take off my glo

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I’ve been picking up more expressions as I travel throughout Australia and am becoming fond of “It’s all good,” an expression of hope, positivity, and kindness that seems to be applicable to almost any circumstance. You’

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