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Simpson’s Gap
October 30, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Simpson’s Gap

Australia, Travel

One of the famous sights along the West MacDonnell Ranges is Simpsons Gap. This is probably the closest place to get to from Alice Springs

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Ghost Gums
October 28, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Ghost Gums

Australia, Travel

Another feature of the Australian outback are the Ghost Gums made famous by Aboroginal artist Albert Namatjira. You won’t miss these trees when you travel

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Standley’s Chasm at The Alice
October 25, 2015October 30, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Standley’s Chasm at The Alice

Australia, Travel

Almost smack bang in the middle of the Australian continent lies the remote town of Alice Springs. Known affectionately also as “The Alice“, it is

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Organ Pipes National Park
August 27, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Organ Pipes National Park

Australia

Following on from Trentham Falls, I discovered that not far from Melbourne, there is even more evidence of our volcanic history. After unsuccessful attempts in

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Trentham Falls
August 22, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Trentham Falls

Australia

After the feast of waterfalls in Iceland, I was interested to learn on a weekend away in Daylesford, that Victoria’s highest single drop waterfall was

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Coppin’s Track in Sorrento
August 8, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Coppin’s Track in Sorrento

Australia

I don’t know how I had forgotten about the scenic the cliffs and back beaches in Sorrento (a seaside town south of Melbourne). So, a

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Sal Salis, Ningaloo Reef
February 6, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Sal Salis, Ningaloo Reef

Australia

For the last part of our trip, we treated ourselves to a few days at Sal Salis, the only operator allowed to operate within Cape

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Swimming with the Whale Sharks
February 3, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Swimming with the Whale Sharks

Australia

Other than Cape Range National Park, Exmouth is also home to Ningaloo Reef, which is where we were going to get an introduction to whale

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Cape Range National Park
February 1, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Cape Range National Park

Australia, Travel

Near Exmouth in Western Australia is Cape Range National Park which is known for its fringing coral reef 260km. Blessed by the warm Leuwinn current

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Kata Tjuta- The Olgas
January 20, 2015 Dr Sze Wey Lee

Kata Tjuta- The Olgas

Australia, Travel

Kata Tjuta means “ many heads“. This in itself is probably not that exciting to a boy who would rather spend the day in a

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