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The two must-do day trips from Australia’s smallest, wildest capital (opens the original)
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When I last visited Australia’s wildest capital city, the rains arrived right on cue. It was November 1 and Darwin hadn’t seen storms in almost six months but, as if to baptise the wet season’s official start, heavy clouds rolled in and prepared to throw it down. As I drove out of town to frolic at Litchfield National Park, I tuned into the radio: locals were jubilant about the downpour. Some Top Enders love the wet season because it’s quieter, thanks to skittish tourists keeping their distance.
The two must-do day trips from Australia’s smallest, wildest capital (opens the original)
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When I last visited Australia’s wildest capital city, the rains arrived right on cue. It was November 1 and Darwin hadn’t seen storms in almost six months but, as if to baptise the wet season’s official start, heavy clouds rolled in and prepared to throw it down. As I drove out of town to frolic at Litchfield National Park, I tuned into the radio: locals were jubilant about the downpour. Some Top Enders love the wet season because it’s quieter, thanks to skittish tourists keeping their distance.
The two must-do day trips from Australia’s smallest, wildest capital (opens the original)
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When I last visited Australia’s wildest capital city, the rains arrived right on cue. It was November 1 and Darwin hadn’t seen storms in almost six months but, as if to baptise the wet season’s official start, heavy clouds rolled in and prepared to throw it down. As I drove out of town to frolic at Litchfield National Park, I tuned into the radio: locals were jubilant about the downpour. Some Top Enders love the wet season because it’s quieter, thanks to skittish tourists keeping their distance.
The two must-do day trips from Australia’s smallest, wildest capital (opens the original)
Read excerpt
When I last visited Australia’s wildest capital city, the rains arrived right on cue. It was November 1 and Darwin hadn’t seen storms in almost six months but, as if to baptise the wet season’s official start, heavy clouds rolled in and prepared to throw it down. As I drove out of town to frolic at Litchfield National Park, I tuned into the radio: locals were jubilant about the downpour. Some Top Enders love the wet season because it’s quieter, thanks to skittish tourists keeping their distance.
This museum offers a ringside seat on the life of boxing’s greatest (opens the original)
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Sport and alcohol are a potent mix – and both attract visitors to Louisville, Kentucky’s largest city. It’s home to the Kentucky Derby, the country’s longest-running sporting event. Also known as the “Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sport”, the race has run every year since 1875 – including during World War II and the COVID pandemic. Louisville is also nicknamed Bourbon City as it pumps out a third of the US’s output (one downtown block is called Whiskey Row and distilleries host more bourbon tours
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