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From Darwin to Cobourg Peninsula is necessary to cross, the Kakadu National Park
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Foog Dam Reserve. A group of Black Necked Stork commonly called Jabiru. Birds typical of wetlands in northern Australia
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Swampy areas covered with water lilies, main feature of Foog Dam Reserve (near Darwin)
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Relaxing on the road through the Kakadu NP. Barramundi fishing. The Barramundi is a freshwater fish good to eat grilled
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Stop for lunch on the road through the Kakadu National Park. Trolley kitchen and pantry often used for long trips on dirt roads
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On the road through the Kakadu National Park. Barramundi fishing. The Barramundi is a freshwater fish good to eat grilled
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A Goanna (like an iguana), along the road through the Kakadu NP in the area of Jabaray lagoons
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Crocodile warning signs on the road that crosses the Kakadu National Park
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli), Border of Kakadu NP with the Aboriginal Reserve of Arnhem Land. Sunset over the Injalak Hill
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Ubir land, Kakadu National Park
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View of the marshland called, from the Aboriginal people, the Billabong and the town of Gumbalanya (Oenpelli)
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View of the marshland called, from the Aboriginal people, the Billabong and the town of Gumbalanya (Oenpelli)
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Gumbalanya, boundary of Kakadu N.P. and Arnhem Land Reserve. The guide observes the panorama from Injalak Hill
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Rock paintings on the Injalak Hill
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Rock paintings on the Injalak Hill
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Rock paintings on the Injalak Hill
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Rock paintings on the Injalak Hill. A turtle
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Rock paintings on the Injalak Hill, fish
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Cave painting (left) and Aboriginal artist in the center of art and culture of Injalak. Gumbalanya (Oenpelli).
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Caves and rock paintings around Injalak Hill
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Gumbalanya (Oenpelli). Rock paintings around Injalak Hill. The cup carved into the rock used for the colors of the paintings (left)
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The town of Gumbalanya (Oenpelli), view from Injalak Hill
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Cobourg Peninsula. Garig Ganuk Barlu NP, north east side of the Arnhem Land Aboriginal Reserve
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Cobourg Peninsula. Beaches near the ruins of the first British colonial settlement (1830)
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Cobourg Peninsula. Beaches near the ruins of the first British colonial settlement (1830)
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Cobourg Peninsula. Beaches beautiful but dangerous due to the presence of saltwater crocodiles
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Cobourg Peninsula. Beaches beautiful but dangerous due to the presence of saltwater crocodiles
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Cobourg Peninsula. The beaches and coastline at sunset, turn red
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Cobourg Peninsula. Beaches beautiful but dangerous due to the presence of saltwater crocodiles
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Cobourg Peninsula. The beaches and coastline at sunset, turn red
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Cobourg Peninsula. The beaches and coastline at sunset, turn red
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Cobourg Peninsula. The beaches and coastline at sunset, turn red
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Cobourg Peninsula. The fine sand of the beaches that day is white, at sunset turns red
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Cobourg Peninsula, Garig Ganuk Barlu NP. The net for fishing small fish then used as bait to catch big fish
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Garig Ganuk Barlu NP. The base camp for visiting the ruins of Victoria, the first English settlement that dates back to 1830
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Cobourg Peninsula, Entrance to the ruins of the village of Victoria, the first English settlement that dates back to 1830
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Ruins of Victoria Settlement, the magazine of gunpowder
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In Victoria Settlement, there are only stone structures because the wooden structures were destroyed by termites
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Victoria Settlement, the chimneys of the houses
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Cobourg Peninsula, Garig Ganuk Barlu NP, mangroves begin to take possession of the coast growing among the rocks
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Cobourg Peninsula, Garig Ganuk Barlu NP. At sunset, the cliffs take a red color due to the low angle of the sun on the horizon
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Garig Ganuk Barlu NP. At sunset, the cliffs take a strong red color due to the low angle of the sun on the horizon
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Garig Gunak Barlu NP. The coast reef-protected
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Garig Gunak Barlu NP. Detection point built by the British navy in 1848 for vessels bound for Victoria Settlement
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Garig Gunak Barlu NP. Detection point built by the British navy in 1848 for vessels bound for Victoria Settlement
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Where is the Cobourg Peninsula
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