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Darwin has some great Colonial buildings
Government House
Aboriginal Cave Art
Berry Springs, a natural waterhole south of Darwin where it is safe to swim.
I hope you enjoy this peek of Darwin. I'll be posting more in a few days.
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9 comments:
I only saw Darwin when we flew in and then out again, so it was only from the air. Good to see parts of it from ground level :-) Diane
Oh, I LOOOOVE Berry Springs! And the Cyclone Tracy exhibit at the museum was amazing - so lucky you weren't there when it happened!!
Happy travels!!
Denise,
you are so interesting.
What did you mean SAFE TO SWIM?? That is a a neet house. I only picture palm trees in Florada. I see you must be tropical..
Thanks for the comment, come back an visit.
yvonne
Diane: Darwin is now a very modern city. In future pics you'll see how green-blue the ocean is.:)
Red Nomad: Yeah, I love all those waterholes and really needed to cool off last time we were there! So refreshing!
Yvonne: Safe to swim. Well, Darwin beaches have deadly stingers so they look pretty but you can only swim for a few months of the year - May to October. Some waterholes have crocodiles. Gulp! So you must make sure it is SAFE TO SWIM! Darwin is ultra-tropical. It will melt you in its heat/humidity. Everyone has air-con. There are palm trees all over Australia. We have them planted at our beach house. They are EVERYWHERE!
Love the picture of Berry Springs. It looks so inviting. Darwin looks like a lovely place to visit.
Definnitely enjoyed the peek, and the sunshine!
Helen: Yes, it is sooo inviting! Darwin is best visited during the dry season.:)
Sheila: Glad you did Sheila!
I'd love to go there, especially to visit Berry Springs. No crocs there?
Lisa, no not yet! Quite safe!
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