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Hey, Hey We’re The Bungles!: Purnululu National Park

Started by Gary Arndt · 9 months ago

Bee hive domes at Purnululu National Park

On my swing through Western Australia, I made a stop at Purnululu National Park, home of the Bungle Bungle mountains. When I told people I was making the drive from Darwin to Pert ... Continue reading »

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Elizabeth
10 months ago

Geez oh Pete!

Why is it that your tours all start at ungodly hours? Are you a morning person?

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maryam in marrakech
10 months ago

Those bee hive domes sound amazing. The wild honey here in Marrakech is incredible and many Moroccans use honey for all kinds of medicinal purposes.

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Gary Arndt
10 months ago

@Elizabeth: I have no choice in when most tours start. In this case, you have 8 hours of driving just to get to and from the park. That doesn't include time spent actually seeing stuff. There was lots of driving requires in Uluru as well.

@Maryam: they aren't real bee hives. They only look that way.

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scienceguy288
10 months ago

I have read about the bee hive rocks. Very cool formations.

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Diane Scott
9 months ago

Gorgeous pictures!

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The Fitness Diva
9 months ago

I'm sure it's even more gorgeous in person!

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Cole
9 months ago

That last image is breathtaking

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Bayram Tatili
7 months ago

That's a gorgeous place to visit, thanks for recommending us this place, i should put it on my travel agenda. I only travel with recommendations, I always try to make sure that the next destination is worth visiting.

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Royal Caribbean
7 months ago

I usually go on ocean coasts, or I'm cruising with my family… But I have to admit that I would need some mountains, and Australia looks like a great opportunity. Oh! End Scotland. :)

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