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            <title>Yellow Water Tour</title>
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                <p><strong>Monday
18<sup>th</sup> June, 2012</strong></p>

<p>Today
we got up a bit before 6am as we made a boat trip on the Yellow
Water. Shortly after the start the welcomed the sun and could see how
the nature was slowly getting awake. We saw countless birds and could
watch their morning activities. Our guide told us that we may not see
crocodiles. The cool temperature makes them stay in the water and so
they are difficult to see. But we were lucky and saw five crocodiles.
A big male was laying already at the shore and warmed himself up. Our
guide could even point out three tree snakes which were very
difficult to see. It was a very beautiful morning tour and we enjoyed
the area.
After
a big breakfast at the lodge we drove to the Warradjan Aborginal
Culture Center. Here we could read a lot over the Aborginals and
learn how their life is looking like.
After
we drove to the Old Jim Jim Road, a 100 km long gravel road. We were
driving towards Darwin as we encountered a big puddle. Due to the
dirty water we could not see how deep it was. I did not feel well
about it, then I did not like to get stuck here and to wait until
maybe another car passes. We could not walk into it to check the
depth (crocodiles?). So we turned and made a detour of 100 km on the
highway to Bark Hut. There we stayed overnight. Twice we drove
through thick smoke, also here the underwood got burnt down. At one
fire there were many birds on the road. This morning we learned that
they follow the fire to hunt escaping animals.
At
Bark Hut we got the hint to make a short walk to see a nice sunset.
So we enjoyed our last sunset at the Top End.</p>

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                Thu, 19 Jul 2012 20:53:45 +0000
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