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https://open.abc.net.au/explore/275565Misunderstood: The Camel
By kayson · 3 mins · From My Back Roads
Camels have been here in Australia since mid 1800s. Known as a pariah of the desert, camels can be used for production, leisure, transport and agriculture work, but what is not so well known is their affectionate placid and communal nature .
When meeting up with Daphne and Conrad, their camel herd were feasting. Freshly picked pumpkins and watermelons from a nearby farm were on the menu. This is not your every-day herd of camels, each had a name. The patriarch of the herd was first to feed, the cheeky pushy adolescents were next and the young camel playing in amongst herd soon had its snack.
Its mid- summer, temperatures around 35 degrees when I caught up with Daphne and Conrad; the camels were shedding their winter coats.
View Daphne and Conrad`s, shepherds of a camel herd, story in a 3-minute video .
Published 8 hours ago. Charters Towers City QLD 4820
10-08-2018, 12:40 AM
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Standing on Mount Zero looking out to Hollow MountainBy 55chris · · From Pic of the Week
Standing on Mount Zero looking out to Hollow Mountain and Mount Stapylton.
We are spoilt for choice.
On one side of town we have Mount Arapiles and Mitre Rock to the other side The Grampians.
Lakes everywhere we look as well.
A photographers paradise sometimes.
Published 10 hours ago. Glenisla VIC 3314
10-08-2018, 12:41 AM
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Just kicking back and checking out the viewBy 55chris · · From Pic of the Week
Just kicking back and checking out the view from Hollow Mountain in the Grampians.First really big walk I have done for awhile.
Boy can my legs and knees feel it today.
Published 29 May 2018. Glenisla VIC 3314
10-08-2018, 12:15 PM
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Originally Posted by tootsweet
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https://open.abc.net.au/explore/275565Misunderstood: The Camel
By kayson · 3 mins · From My Back Roads
Camels have been here in Australia since mid 1800s. Known as a pariah of the desert, camels can be used for production, leisure, transport and agriculture work, but what is not so well known is their affectionate placid and communal nature .
When meeting up with Daphne and Conrad, their camel herd were feasting. Freshly picked pumpkins and watermelons from a nearby farm were on the menu. This is not your every-day herd of camels, each had a name. The patriarch of the herd was first to feed, the cheeky pushy adolescents were next and the young camel playing in amongst herd soon had its snack.
Its mid- summer, temperatures around 35 degrees when I caught up with Daphne and Conrad; the camels were shedding their winter coats.
View Daphne and Conrad`s, shepherds of a camel herd, story in a 3-minute video .
Published 8 hours ago. Charters Towers City QLD 4820
10-08-2018, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by tootsweet
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Just kicking back and checking out the viewBy 55chris · · From Pic of the Week
Just kicking back and checking out the view from Hollow Mountain in the Grampians.First really big walk I have done for awhile.
Boy can my legs and knees feel it today.
Published 29 May 2018. Glenisla VIC 3314
who needs to go to the cinema when you got that?
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