Melaleuca: Further Reflections

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Melaleuca: Further Reflections

Postby whynotwalk » Sun 29 May, 2011 1:53 pm

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Melaleuca seems to have so many layers. Next time you fly in for a walk, allow some time to soak it up. Here are more of my thoughts on the depths of this place. http://auntyscuttle.blogspot.com/

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Peter
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Re: Melaleuca: Further Reflections

Postby stepbystep » Sun 29 May, 2011 2:16 pm

Thanks Peter, another nice piece, I'm regularly reflecting on my 3 days at Mel, and am longing for the time and space I didn't get on my first trip :wink:
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Re: Melaleuca: Further Reflections

Postby whynotwalk » Mon 30 May, 2011 9:42 pm

Thanks Dan - and I'm wishing I'd had the chance to go to the New Harbour Range :?

I probably should have asked to use one of your lovely shots of Cox Bight from there for my blog! Anyway hope you do get the chance to get back & spend more time at Melaleuca,

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