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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: Vacating Virginia

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Monday, June 6, 2011. More posts will follow. soon. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Outer Banks Eastern Surfing Association. Surfline - Cape Hatteras Surf report. 25 yo male living in the Outer Banks, documenting his soulful experiences with wildlife, work, and the world in general. View my complete profile.

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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: "Tazzy" Times Two

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Monday, June 7, 2010. While Cascade Brewery may be the most widely recognized,. Hobart definitely has an assortment of delicious local brews that will make you forget the cloudy weather. While I found the Iron House porter (run through the "hopinator" at. After the short city stint, it was off to the western wilderness, and Cradle Mountain National Park. Essentially, I got back to rainbow chasing. Found. In the most conspicuous places, from Hell's Gates to Dove Lake, they could run, but they couldn't hide.

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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: "Tazzie" Times

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Tuesday, May 25, 2010. Marakoopa Caves near Mole Creek, Tasmania. Picture taken on guided tour, but only after Jessie and I tried to sneak into the caves, unguided, the night before. A large steel door blocked our way. Wombat and her, "little one," in Narawntapu National Park. Narawntapu is in northeastern Tasmania, on the Bass Strait. We actually saw a Tasmanian Devil along the road, but we were scarred to chase it too far into the woods. Shamefully, we didn't get a picture. Jessie and the rainbow in Fr...

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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: Examining Exmouth Pt. 2

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Sunday, September 12, 2010. Examining Exmouth Pt. 2. Rather, one must be willing to take a dip in their underwater kingdom. Sadly, the whale sharks leave the Ningaloo Reef in June, but mystery remains as to where they go. Regardless, you cannot keep spending $300 to swim with them, so you have to get your kicks elsewhere. Luckily, just as the whales sharks depart, Mother Nature ramps up the Indian Ocean swell! Members of the Cape Boardriders Club may vary in age (5-65), but their enthusiasm. CruiseNingal...

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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: Worthy Winter Wading

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Thursday, May 20, 2010. Tasmania - "The Edge of the World". Arthur River, Tasmania, orange lichen on rocks. Jessie and her two prize Green Abalone, pulled from the Montagu River, Tasmania. Also, some Purple sea urchins. they weren't near as appetizing. Our oyster shell midden from the 48 or so oysters we found, and shucked. A tiny squid, also pulled from Montagu River, but not eaten. May 25, 2010 at 11:30 AM. Not many have been to the end of the world! Hope things are going well bud!

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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: North Melbourne Madness!

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Saturday, June 12, 2010. Australian rules football, or "footy" as it's known colloquially, is a contact sport! However, the wide assortment of rules still confuse me, thus limiting my description of the game. If you're truly interested, I suggest you visit www.afl.com.au for an in-depth analysis of the rules. In short, no Australian state loves footy like Victoria, and no city loves footy more than Melbourne. So, despite my lack of knowledge, I knew seeing footy in Melbourne was a must! Subscribe to: Pos...

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The Walkabout of Jim Gould: Examining Exmouth Pt. 1

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Saturday, September 4, 2010. Examining Exmouth Pt. 1. The environment encompassing Exmouth, Western Australia, is riddled with contrasts. Basically, the locals have adopted the slogan, "Exmouth, where the Outback meets the reef." While the locals may see the slogan as adequate, having experienced a little of what the area has to offer, I must say the slogan is lacking. Now, why is it lacking? Yet, the rain deprived and sunbaked peninsula supports life. Emus, euros (1/2 wallaby, 1/2 kangaroo), red kangaro...