So you can also see can see the N Ls Jessica. Figured they were only seen from nations near the Arctic region.It's very similar to our Northern Lights
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Of course I do, just as I'm aware of posting together with Vince and Terry right now while you're sound asleep I hope.
a man hug mate.
Hats off to the Australian PM who is not slumming it in his comfy home in Canberra this ANZAC Day long weekend , he is instead sweating buckets walking the infamous KOKODA TRACK with the PNG PM. This morning at dawn the two leaders held a service at Isurava the small mountain village where one of the most brutal battles of the New Guinea campaign was waged by the brave Aussie diggers against an overwhelming Japanese force hellbent on taking Port Moresby. And which led to those heroes forcing back the Japanese along the Kokoda track and eventual withdrawal to the coast. It was at the towns of Buna and Gona that a combined force of reinforced Aussies and Americans annihilated what was left of the Japanese Army and put an end to any risk of an invasion of Australia.
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looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
They can be too large to post but not to process, can't they?
I am told that the picture is too large to process.
Am confident it can be resolved.
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Almost 100 kilometres
This will supply most of the info you need Terry. Check the map I posted to show where it starts and finishes.
The Kokoda Trek — Australian Kokoda Tours
The Kokoda track is a single-file foot thoroughfare that runs 96 kilometres through Owen Stanley Range in Papua New Guinea. Kokoda is home to historical sites, and is a large part in Australian ANZAC history.
www.australiankokodatours.com.au
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
I'm not Terry. Thanks anyway.This will supply most of the info you need Terry. Check the map I posted to show where it starts and finishes.
The Kokoda Trek — Australian Kokoda Tours
The Kokoda track is a single-file foot thoroughfare that runs 96 kilometres through Owen Stanley Range in Papua New Guinea. Kokoda is home to historical sites, and is a large part in Australian ANZAC history.
arent you.Silly me, I thought they were a bit closer to my country as I've only ever seen them on TV
Ah right we'd say belly up!
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
OK, that makes more sense. I thought it was too large for a person to process.
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
How long did it take them to cover the distance?
looker-on
aka Thomas the Kraut
or other parts of the body.
Still waiting.
Can take between 7-10 days on average. Some have covered it in as little as three/four days. WOW! As you can see it is not a hill.
