DGL's King Island Holiday Photos

26-31 Dec 1997

King Island is in Bass Strait (at the west end) between Victoria and Tasmaina. It is well known for it's beef and dairy products, but also has a significant fishing industry. It has a population of approximately 2000, and it's safe enough to leave your care unlocked. There is an abundance of native Autralian animals: wallabies which can be see by the side of the road in the evening and at night, and possums which tend to be seen on the roads at night. Sadly these wallabies and possums are also seen scattered all over the roads each morning.

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Here's where it is	Map of King Island.
A mural of a seahorse...	... and the building it was on.
Grassy Harbour	Grassy Harbour
Grassy Harbour	Baudins - the place where I stayed
Curry Harbour	Currie Lighthouse and "boat shed"
An abandoned seal pup on Naracoopa beach...
A very rusty payphone	...
The "Calcified Forest"	Seal Rocks - but no seals here!
The Cape Wickham Lighthouse	The Cape Wickham Lighthouse and me
Rocks at Cape Wickham	Rocks at Cape Wickham

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