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Originally Posted by Derek Klepp
Cheers Peter thanks for the review and great pics.
Derek
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Originally Posted by Dave882
Stunning shots Peter! A true experience to remember. Love the drone pics too!!
Thanks for sharing
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Originally Posted by JA
Great adventure story 
Best
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Originally Posted by BlackNebula
Very cool Peter! Your pictures are just stunning. We were fortunate to secure a place in the lush green oasis of the overflow camp sight AKA Red Dirt City�� An interesting experience is all I can say.
Still a truely magical experience and now has me hooked, I will ensure much better planning for 2028 and will not be missing it. Logistically from Perth it will take some careful planning, but will be well worth it with a longer totality period and a few more choices as to where to view.
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Originally Posted by Retrograde
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Originally Posted by leon
It certainly was a wonderful experience, and beautiful pictures peter.
I will never get the sight of those cliffs out head when we used to visit them on our travels, but never saw them as you have.
leon
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Originally Posted by h0ughy
Yep that's very cool
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Originally Posted by RichardJ
Hi Peter,
A wonderful adventure and just rewards for all the effort.
Richard.
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Thank you all for your positive comments. It was quite the expedition.
Had to wrangle with my car insurers over the windscreen. They were trying to pedal an
"Australian Standard" windscreen as an acceptable replacement.
As it did not have the OEM IR blocking and noise attenuation
they had to grudgingly agree to install the genuine article
as an "aftermarket" screen could not be sourced with the same spec.
(pays to read the policy fine-print)
Anyway I added a few more piccy's
at the same URL
