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    • Day 201
    • Friday, October 13, 2023 at 11:52 AM
    • ☀️ 32 °C
    • Altitude: 9 m
    • AustraliaTown Beach21°56’17” S  114°8’0” E
    The long, flat road to ExmouthSome locals to greet us at the caravan parkWe kept a lookout for these locals tooTurtles from the drone1These two "loved each other very much"!The Cape Range mountains behind Exmouth had some amazing gorges and valleys1The submarine radio antennas1Some fun with the dogsWe enjoyed the sea in many different ways26A blue starfish hiding under a rockA 32,000 year old necklace. The oldest evidence of human ornamentation in Australia

    Exmouth

    October 13, 2023 in Australia ⋅ ☀️ 32 °C

    Exmouth was an eclectic mix of natural wonders and technological icons.

    The Exmouth Gulf is legendary for its reef and wildlife including turtles, whales, dugongs, rays and sharks of all kinds, and a lot of fish! We saw some of these snorkeling, by drone, and just walking along the beach.

    Also, there were land encounters with emus walking through the caravan park.

    The European history of Exmouth is interesting in that it is only about 60 years ago the US Navy decided they needed a base for sending radio signals to submarines in the area so they created the base, and pretty much the town. The radio is still there, but run by the Aust government, and it has 13 radio towers, one of which is the tallest structure in Australia!
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    Cass Knight

    TravelerThese two "loved each other very much"!I’m calling those two turtles Bec & Kev ❤️

    10/24/23Reply
    Cass Knight

    TravelerA blue starfish hiding under a rockBlimey 😧

    10/24/23Reply
    Kerrie Walters-Taylor

    TravelerA blue starfish hiding under a rockWhat is it??

    10/24/23Reply
    Rebecca Dinn

    TravelerBlue starfish 😁

    10/24/23Reply
    Claire Champion

    TravelerIt’s stunning!

    10/25/23Reply
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