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What a great place to be By Thomas s Kakadu What a great place to be By Thomas s

Kakadu weather It is usually hot And some times it is cold

What can you do in Kakadu See animals Rock painting A forest you can see waterfalls

Were is Kakadu Kakadu is in the northern territory.

I will respect Kakadu by Show respect by not restricted areas. don t touch the rock painting.

Information about Kakadu Located 240 kilometers of Darwin Australia’s tropical road.

Kakadu is an a important because The rock painting is important to the aboriginals.

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