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Old 06-06-2014, 04:08 PM   #5
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Default Re: Uluru (Ayers Rock) in central Australia

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Originally Posted by Dave, Melbourne,Australia View Post
John Fowles will also be interested to know I took photos of the library named after his favourite writer, Nevil Shute ("A Town like Alice", "On the Beach", etc). I regard central Australia as the real Australia. Every Australian, and every regular visitor to Australia, should go there at least once.

Dave there are several good reviews of the film "Fallout" on
http://www.nevilshute.org/fallout.php
I am hoping we will get to see it in Bethlehem PA on Saturday week (14th)
Yes we visited THE Rock during our holiday of a lifetime in April 2007 and fought of the flies trying go get into our elaborate head coverings, we then had a most interesting and active week in The Alice seeing the Todd River dry bed from our hotel room window, the Flying Doctor Service, the Old Telegraph Station, The School of the Air and getting up early for the annual ANZAC Day Parade and Service all whilst attending the biannual Nevil Shute conference during which our President Dan and the local mayor unveiled the Nevil Shute Memorial Garden at the Library

Mende get yourself out there one day it's a splendid tourist venue
After that we flew to Melbourne where after dining with Mende Catmanron and the late Peter Treloar we strolled back along they Yarra river's Southbank to our hotel passing those strange fire belching towers
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Once inside we found a curious moonbeam
Doing dances on the floor


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