Aussie Animals
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By popular request, here are some Australian animals we've come across. The first photo is actually me with a dingo that some friends of our have domesticated. The animal is really nice and looks like an athletic dog. I kind of wanted to steal it.
The second photo is more of a riddle. Dad wanted a koala so as his 50th
b-day present we went hunting for some. There is a koala somewhere in the photo but you have to find it. That phot owas taken as we drove the van the the Great Ocean road with our friend Rhi who we had met way back when in Krakow. She took the weekend off to show us Canadian some of the coastal beauty of Australia. You drive down this two lane highway and 
every few km there are huge structures and cliffs that you can stop and gawk at. The kind of cliffs that look like they might fall down at any second but in fact took thousands of years of sculpting by wind and waves.
Back to the van
By popular request, here are some Australian animals we've come across. The first photo is actually me with a dingo that some friends of our have domesticated. The animal is really nice and looks like an athletic dog. I kind of wanted to steal it.The second photo is more of a riddle. Dad wanted a koala so as his 50th
b-day present we went hunting for some. There is a koala somewhere in the photo but you have to find it. That phot owas taken as we drove the van the the Great Ocean road with our friend Rhi who we had met way back when in Krakow. She took the weekend off to show us Canadian some of the coastal beauty of Australia. You drive down this two lane highway and 
every few km there are huge structures and cliffs that you can stop and gawk at. The kind of cliffs that look like they might fall down at any second but in fact took thousands of years of sculpting by wind and waves.Back to the van
posted by Dzido at
10:40 PM
5 Comments:
Thanks for the Dingo and Koala. I believ I can see one on the picture with cars on one of the top tree branches. Keep safe and don't try to run with crocodiles. Unlike bulls they like fresh meat.
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Anonymous, at 11:22 PM
Yeah, thanks for the koala and those cool looking cliffs. That dingo looks so cool. I think I'm gonna have to ask mom if we can get one. I mean it's not a dog, it's a dingo!
Can't wait to see you again.
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Anonymous, at 12:58 AM
Is that REALLY a dingo? I didn't know you could domesticate them. How cool is that? As for the Koala... I'm pretty sure I know where it is, but I guess I can't be too certain. You'll have to show me.
Come home!
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Anonymous, at 10:01 AM
These cool cliffs - is this a scanned postcard (wink, wink) or is this picture made by you? Beautiful.
Britt - I think Koala is sitting on the tree located in the bottom left corner of the picture. Agree?
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Anonymous, at 7:02 PM
The dingo is a purebread one that they got as a pup from Fraser Island and they raised on their own. Yeah, its a really cool animal and the whole time you're playing with it all you can think is that it's like playing with a wolf
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Dzido, at 11:33 PM
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