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Western Australia - A little film - Australia

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Time to sum up our road trip in Western Australia from Perth to Monkey Mia - this time in a little film.

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I always film quite a lot when we are out and about, but it is quite rare that I take the time to cut the films together into something worth seeing. But cross the roof. Sometimes it happens. Like today when I got around to cutting together a fraction of all the footage from our road trip in Western Australia. So here's a little 2 minute movie with some of the sights and highlights from our trip. Everything from national parks to wild animals we met along the way and beautiful beaches. Enjoy!

Want to read more posts from Western Australia? Take a look at the in page Western Australia - Rucksack.se.

Eva in Kalbarri
Dolphins in Shark Bay
Little Armstrong Bay - Rottnest Island
Eva in Perth, Australia
Shell beach white beach in Shark Bay

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