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Warrumbungle

11 June 2016 – 13 June 2016

Have you ever look up at the sky thinking: there are billions of stars and planets and  humans have not been to any single one of them!

The fact is that the milk way alone is rumoured to have 100-400 billion stars with at least 100 billion planets. Still we humans have not visited any of them.

So last weekend I went to Warrumbungle for bushwalking and visit a private observatory with a bush walking group that I occasionally hang around with. And that was the question that bumped into my head while was preparing for the trip.

Bushwalking group - some new people and some old faces
Bushwalking group – some new people and some old faces

The trip went well, there were plenty of wildlife at Warrumbungle, beautiful scenery too.

Wallabies in front of headlights
Wallabies in front of headlights
Cute, fluffy apostle birds
Cute, fluffy apostle birds

Looking forward to the day when humans permanently land on Mars and give a definite answer to that old, profound question: ‘is there intelligent life on other planets’ and answer: ‘yep, we put them there.’

Me @ Warrumbungle
Me @ Warrumbungle