Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Policeman’s Point (text by Tom)

This morning we got the caravan ready to go to Timber Creek, our next stop. We stayed at a bush camp which is a camp with no electricity, no running water, no camp laundry, no sink …..Oh and plus no toilets, so you have to dig a hole in the ground!
It was still a good camp that had a good view of the creek. When Ben went fishing and we all went with him, after a while Dad spotted a a fresh-water crocodile on the other side of the river (thankfully). It was dozing half in the water, half out. After a while we left the crocodile alone and after a few hours of lazing in front of the campfire we went to bed.
by Tom
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Policeman’s Point lookout on the Victoria River, Northern Territory (about 4km west of the town called Timber Creek)
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Click on the picture and you may be able to see our first self-discovered croc!
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Using up all the spuds before the WA border quarantine inspection & dump point!
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The kids found a pod that rattled, cracked it open and played with the contents. It turned out to be a boab seed pod.
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A visit from the RAAF!
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Dad was very happy with the feathered visitors!
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Ben fishing again the next morning (always on the lookout for those “big lizards”)
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1 comment:

  1. Nice work, Tom. I'm trying to wipe the visual image of you all toileting in a hole from my mind.
    Enjoying the updates, guys. Have fun!

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