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#westernaustralia

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Zoe 💜

Those in Boorloo (Perth) Western Australia, please come along to our film screening this Saturday at 7pm of Desire Lines.

"An Iranian-American transman, Ahmad, searching for his place in history, finds more than a just link to the past in the archives. Drawing from first-person accounts, as well as fictionalized segments, filmmaker Jules Rosskam explores the lines of desire as they intersect with identity for many transmen.
Join us for a screening of Desire Lines. Followed Q&A featuring Nova Sobieralski senate candidate with the socialist alliance."

https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/cultural-dissent-screening-desire-lines

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1372174

#boorloo #perth #westernAustralia #trans #TDOV #filmScreening

Flier for Desire Lines. Information also in link.
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Dos Dingos

EXMOUTH, WA / KM 35,750

Last day in Exmouth. We finally decide to reach the Charles Knife viewpoint, where the dramatic canyon slices through the mountains to reach the ocean. As the sun begins to set, we dash to the lighthouse for a final look at the entire peninsula. The Harold Holt transmitter stands out amidst the rugged landscape. In the distance, beyond the reef, humpback whales put on a show, adding a touch of magic to our farewell.

A pod of whales photographed with a drone, with two whales out of the water and four whales below the surface.
#Roadtrip#Australia#WesternAustralia
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Dos Dingos

EXMOUTH, WA / KM 35,173

The excitement builds as we prepare for a snorkel. First stop, Lakeside, where strong current push us along the coast, following schools of colourful fish. Further south, Turquoise Bay, where the visibility is crystal clear and the coral vibrant. As night falls, we prepare to set up camp in the National Park. To reach our spot for the night, we must cross 300 metres of soft sand—and, of course, we get bogged right in the middle!

A man snorkelling in clear water, bubbles of air surrounding him.
#Roadtrip#Australia#WesternAustralia
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