Tuesday, May 15
We spent the day at Kakadu. On the way, which took about 4 1/2 hours, I saw 3 wallabys by the side of the road. A little later, I saw another one that was only about a foot high. My friend Barbara says that it was an agile wallaby which is only about 2 ft tall, so what I saw was probably a baby. The landscape between Darwin and Kakadu is pretty boring. Some of it reminds me of scrub oak, but of course the trees are not oak.
On the way back, we stopped at Nourlange where we saw prehistoric drawings--quite interesting.
I sat beside a woman from Sydney on the way back from Kakadu. She is a retired primary school teacher. Her name is Alice, and I gave her my card. Having someone to chat with made the trip more enjoyable.
We spent the day at Kakadu. On the way, which took about 4 1/2 hours, I saw 3 wallabys by the side of the road. A little later, I saw another one that was only about a foot high. My friend Barbara says that it was an agile wallaby which is only about 2 ft tall, so what I saw was probably a baby. The landscape between Darwin and Kakadu is pretty boring. Some of it reminds me of scrub oak, but of course the trees are not oak.
On the way back, we stopped at Nourlange where we saw prehistoric drawings--quite interesting.
I sat beside a woman from Sydney on the way back from Kakadu. She is a retired primary school teacher. Her name is Alice, and I gave her my card. Having someone to chat with made the trip more enjoyable.
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