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    Life Love in the Land Down Under

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    Views[124] The Dingo - Vanishing icon of K'Gari (Fraser Island, QLD) Australia's beautiful Dingo. Unfortunately, a very misunderstood animal. I have had several encounters with Dingo's, all of which have been a blessing. Not once, have I encountered an aggressive Dingo, instead, they have been very playful and curious in nature. The Dingo, as with all animals, are very sensitive to energy and can sense how you are feeling. Please think about this if you are ever lucky enough to see one of these beautiful animals in the wild. They are under threat, but there are many amazing people out there, fighting to help save the Dingo. A well worthy cause.....please visit this site to see how you could help the Australian Dingo! http://savefraserislanddingoes.com/ Views[1050] Indigenous Culture. A Culture so rich and vibrant and still alive in this country today. I had the honour of spending some time on an Indigenous community in NSW. The Elders I met were, and will continue to be an inspiration to me. They are keeping culture alive, sharing the knowledge, sharing the wisdom and teaching the children.....our future. Views[524] Cable Beach, WA. The famous Camel ride at sunset on Cable Beach, Broome. Well worth the ride, but more so, well worth sitting on the beach with your camera and a cool drink to watch the sun setting as the Camels stroll by....Bliss! Views[1073] Boab Tree, The Kimberley, WA. Take a breathe, deep into your lungs. Then thank a Tree! I Spent over an hour thanking this Tree....the most magnificent Tree I have ever seen! Winston Churchill said
     
    Gantheaum Point, Broome, WA. This natural paradise in the Kimberley would have to be one of my favourite places in Australia! So raw and untouched, beauty on so many levels. The contrast of the red dirt and the aqua ocean. The warmth in the air and the warmth of the people. Unfortunately there are some greedy humans trying to destroy this area. Please visit this website. http://www.savethekimberley.com/ Get informed and help save the Kimberley! Views[586]     

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