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1.2KFear and loathing on the Camino trail, day 14: Beer Goggles
The main alter about 12 m high, featuring the layers of hierarchy in heaven. St Petrr with his keys are on the...
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Giant Underwater Forests Almost Gone!
The spectacular kelp forests, the giants of the deep sea off Tasmania’s East Coast have almost disappeared. What has happened to this...
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Heart of darkness … Fear and loathing on the Camino trail, Day 10
Greg poses …Propaganda for the emerging conflict The Generalissimo (ret?) contemplating his next move The Spanish air force on standby to aid...
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Around Australia by schooner (of beer): Killer cockroaches and the worst counter meal ever …
The cockroach lurking in the urinal was the size of a small dog. The plywood walls in the hallway were smashed in,...
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PLANNING: The paradigm shift towards market-driven ad-hoc development …
*Pic: Jean-François Renaud, Flickr Michael Buxton, Professor of Environment and Planning at the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University...
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Less historic buildings & more carparks for Launceston!
*Pic: 18 Margaret St, Launceston 16 Margaret St, Launceston In Launceston, Heritage Tasmania has about 3% of building listed – this means...
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Basslink: The very secretive State Government …
*Pics: The damage … and the culprit? Geelong Star, before its renaming. And below, Basslink cable damage, including the gouge … From...
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New Forests and its $5m feasibility study …
It seems that New Forests is proposing to spend $5 million on a feasibility study to convert their newly acquired and now...
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Tenderness and treachery: Day eight on the Camino …
Mikel and Alexander outside Castro Udilies A Journey to Santiago de Compostela *Pic: Doing the Spanish laLiga football pools at breakfast in...
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Around Australia by Schooner (of beer): Skyrockets in flight
Any travel writer needs to give practical, sensible advice from time to time. Living on the road isn’t all smashed avo on...
