Photos by xalonestationary : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Never been that far north Luise, but my lad spent over a year in Darwin, just a stones throw away from Old Jim Jim Road...

Looks like a typical Ossie road, in the bush. But you need to keep a look out for the camels and the buffs! They are capable of doing much damage to most cars.

Even a good sized roo can wreck a car if you hit it, or a wombat for that matter!

Peter.

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Cullen Bay Marina in Darwin. The provincial city of Darwin (population 190,000) has an eerie colonial feel about it. Gazing across the harbour on a hot day you can visualize English ships arriving from the Kingdom to this major port, loaded with Victorian furniture, provisions, weapons and tea; with the Aboriginal islands of Bathurst and Melville just out of reach in the ocean, yet to be conquered. Otherwise the city, featuring grid-system streets full of commercial buildings and also some quieter but undistinguished residential areas, has little appeal to the visitor. Catering to the tourist industry, it is a base rather than a destination.

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