
Welcome to Myella! (42k)
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Thelma, the wallaby (364k)
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Sheryl meets Thelma. You get a sense of how small the
wallabies are. (95k)
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Forrest the Kangaroo. Forrest's mom was hit by a car and
died. Forrest had his head split open in the accident, so he
is a little slow. Hence the name "Forrest." (136k)
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Forrest may be slow, but he is as friendly as can be! (152k)
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I get a lesson from Steve-o on how to play the didjeridu, a
traditional Aboriginal instrument. I wasn't very good! (81k)
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Sheryl and her horse, Jack. (109k)
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Sheryl herding cattle on horseback... video below! (90k)
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Video of Sheryl riding her horse in the Outback (0:19, 4.5Mb)
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Video of Sheryl herding cattle. She was pretty good at it!
(0:20, 5.3Mb)
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Video of Thelma the Wallaby. Its fascinating to watch how
kangaroos and wallabies move using their legs and tails to balance
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Video of Steve-o teaching Steve. This is actually a pretty
funny one because Sheryl thinks she is taking a still picture, but
she actually starts recording the movie. You can hear the
confusion when the picture doesn't take and she starts looking at
the camera and hands it to me to make it work. I got a good
kick out of it when I realized what had happened and the whole thing
was recorded! Its "sideways" because I don't have good video
software. ;-) (0:21, 5.0Mb)
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Thelma and Forrest enjoy curling up around the campfire with the
guests at night. Here Forrest tries to suckle a girl's shirt
because he is being weaned. (66k)
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Kangaroos and wallabies don't have many nerve's in their tails
so they don't feel pain there. Right after this picture was
taken, Thelma dragged her tail through some coals in the fire.
She singed her tail and didn't even know it happened! (59k)
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