Cygnet Bay to Derby 417 km in 4:20 hrs, as you get closer to Derby you start noticing the appearance of many Termite mounds and Boab trees. This means you are now officially in the Kimberley region.
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- Goodbye Cygnet Bay
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- Airport
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- Police
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- Restrictions
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- Detour
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- OPEN
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- Nillibubbica
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- Termites
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- One way Bridge
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- Fitrzroy River One Way
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- Willare RH
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- The Road
Derby’s claim to fame is having the highest tides (11.8m) in Australia, population 3,500 with about half of Aboriginal descent. It’s also the Western end of the Gibb River Road.
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- Prison Boab Tree
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- Prison Boab Tree
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- Prison Boab Tree
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- Prison Boab Tree
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- Prison Boab Tree
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- Prison Boab Tree
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- Boab Tree
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- Saturday Market
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- Saturday Market
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- Saturday Market
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- Art
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- Early days
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- Main Street
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- 4 boabs in 1
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- Art
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- Pioneer Cemetery
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- Pioneer Cemetery
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- Pioneer Cemetery
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- Pioneer Cemetery
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- Policeman killed by Blacks
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- Termites and Boabs
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- Baby Boab
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- Mama Boab
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- Boab having a rest
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- Birds
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- Birds
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- Mud Flats
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- Very High Jetty
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- Centenary
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- Centenary
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- Prison
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- Prison
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- Prison
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- Prisoners
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- History
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This is so wrong, so sad. Must have been very miving to see and experience.
Thank you for sharing Chris.
Very Sad what the European countries did to the lands they colonised.