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- #01 November 2019 & January 2020 – The Novel Coronavirus begins and breaks out
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- #16 April 2021 The Third Wave is continuing to grow.
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- #18 June 2021 The “Third Wave” is over, but hello the Delta Variant!
- #19 July 2021 The Delta Variant has arrived and brought on a 4th Wave of Covid-19
- #20 August 2021 Covid-19 Same Same but Different, Delta Dominates
- #21 September 2021 We ride the 4th wave
- #22 October 2021 The Fourth Wave is over, what next?
- #23 November 2021 Looks like Omicron is riding the 5th wave
- #24 December 2021 And then there was Omicron
- #25 January 2022 The month of Omicron
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Author Archives: Deborah
Day 6 & 7 Rawnsley Park Station to Alpana Station 7 & 8 September 2018
We had an amazing couple of Days at Alpana Station in the Flinders Ranges Day 6 Rawnsley Park Station to Alpana Station 7th September 70 Km Another cold morning 4C. Left around 10am. Not long into the journey we came … Continue reading
Day 5 Rawnsley Park Station 6th September 2018
Was warmer overnight 8C ? we were down at the laundry at 7am this morning, had washing on the line by 8am and were out on a walk to Clem’s Corner by 9.30am. I have no idea who Clem is … Continue reading
Day 3 Rawnsley Park Station 4th September 2018
We had the best day. ? Woke around 5am after an early night, was 4C, much warmer than the night before. ?? I got up and put on the aircon and got back into bed until 6am. Just before 7am … Continue reading
Day 1& 2 Adelaide to Rawnsley Park Station via Gawler. Sunday 2nd September and Monday the 3rd, 2018. 430km
Yes, I know! Another adventure awaits ? Sunday 2nd Sept 2018 Yesterday we went down to pick up the caravan, then we visited dad and mum. We wished dad a happy Father’s Day, it was lovely to see them … Continue reading
Day 24 Dubai to Adelaide, 29th July 2018
We had a 3 1/2 hour wait in Dubai for our next flight. It was the first time we had been to Dubai. Was 40C at 10.30pm, but we didn’t feel the heat at the airport. We went … Continue reading
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Day 23 Diani Beach to Dubai
Was a beautiful moonrise last night over the Indian Ocean? But we didn’t see the Red Moon. We woke at 6am, with the help of the alarm. Breakfast at 6.30am said our good byes to Harrison & Marica then … Continue reading
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Africa, Day 22, Diani Beach
Last full day in Africa and we slept better last night. ? Today was pretty much the same as yesterday, except on our beach walk with Atheman we headed south this morning, was interesting and different. The reef was … Continue reading
Posted in 2018 Africa July
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African Adventures 6th July – 29th July 2018, Highlights
We were talking about the highlights of our holiday a few nights ago and I had a revelation, other than the siting of the leopard, and being immersed in wildebeest, no other siting of an animal rated as highly as … Continue reading
Posted in 2018 Africa July
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Africa, Day 21, Diani Beach
We didn’t sleep well last night. We love a firm mattress but the one here is hard, have never slept on such a hard mattress, could have been on the floor. All night long kept thinking I was on … Continue reading
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Africa, Day 18 Masai Mara
Today was great. But hey, have to say I am exhausted. This safari business is hard work! Up so early, bouncing around in a Jeep for 6 hours looking at amazing animals, today a fabulous photography lesson and … Continue reading
Posted in 2018 Africa July
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