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Farewell Kangaroo Island

March 20, 2014Australia, Kangaroo Island, landscape, river/creeks, SA, sunriseadmin

The Doc left Kangaroo Island today, after 3 weeks, 3 days and 3,000 kilometres. Farewell KI. A picture of Chapman River at sunrise this morning.

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