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hi everyone
i felt like i was over running other threads with pictures on them and about my adventures so i think itll be better to make a new thread for it
@CheerBear@Shaz51@utopia@Faith-and-Hope@Former-Member@Determined@soul @Anony18 @Spookytookims @Former-Member
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Yes it's Monkey Mia @Former-Member, @Faith-and-Hope just reminded me of it.
I haven't been there either, but I've heard that it's worth going to see.
Yes it's a long way north of me, a long trip for most people (I think).
I'm not sure if it's as far north as Broome (possibly not) - I would have to look at a map.
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Great thread @Former-Member. Amazing and beautiful pictures. @Adge - Broome I think it more north than Monkey Mia....though may be wrong, it's a place I want to visit one day. I realise I don't know WA well and I have lived here for 15 years now!
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