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Travel Australia Darwin to Daly Waters

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  Our trusty Subaru Forester was packed with me, my partner Brenda, Katchalla (our concerned but enthusiastic spoodle), and enough snacks to survive a tiny apocalypse. With our brand new Brass Monkey securely tucked into the boot, we set off on our mission: the first leg of an epic journey from Darwin to Ulladulla, NSW, with Daly Waters shimmering in our minds as our initial oasis. We departed from Darwin, the tropical humidity clinging to us like a second skin. After about 98 kilometers, the promise of caffeine lured us into the Adelaide River Country Store. Brenda, ever the coffee connoisseur, declared their coffee to be "a damn good coffee," which is a high compliment indeed. Meanwhile, Katcha sniffed around, searching for the right spot to relieve himself and stumbled upon the store's no dickhead policy. Back on the Stuart Highway, the landscape began to slowly transform. The lush greens of Darwin gradually gave way to the more resilient vegetation of the outback.  Th...
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Celeste Darken Sensors

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Finding the way in is more difficult than finding your way out
Here in your still pond, fence in by social expectation.

The elites have secured fortitude
You cannot enter their world
Cultures of success are deterministic
Structures designated to transform have achieved little equality
Disillusion hope designed to maintain feed
The opportunity to purchase equality has been lost
It never had a chance

The fight is within
The fight is to know yourself

From the void can you emerge your essential self?
Is an aspect of the real you?

Your mechanical eye
Your emotional eye
Your knowing eye

The deadline is there.
It requires you to want to know yourself?
Are you worth knowing?





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