Alice Springs

Written By Cameron Mason

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We’ve been a bit slack posting lately. Mainly because we’ve been overwhelmed by the number of incredible photos we took at Kings Canyon. So we’re going to move on!

This photo was taken on the way out of Alice Springs at the start of our epic two-day drive to the emergency vet in Adelaide for Zoe. It was a hugely stressful time for both of us, so prepare for a quick jump to Adelaide!

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