I saw it, I finally saw it. Most of my friends witnessed this awesome sprout of water on their first visit itself. But it took me about 5 trips to Kiama to finally see the world's largest blowhole in real.
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The blow hole is amazing... the video itself makes me want to see it in person.. Wow!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Just one of the many naturally beautiful parts of Australia, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sight this looks like! And you saw it live! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my dear god! What a beauty! Makes me want to see it live!
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ReplyDeleteHow absolutely amazing! Thanks so much for sharing. Apple-ginger Tonic. A refreshing drink with oodles of health benefits.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Where does the water come from?
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing this video on Insta and going gaga over it! So damn pretty. You are so lucky to have witnessed it live.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is amazing ----! The wonders of the nature is the best! Awesome, my friend:-)
ReplyDeleteNow this looks totally wonderful..Visiting Australia this year this would be totally on my list..
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I love Kiama. Actually I love the entire south coast. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! This is bl@@dy brilliant! I am so glad that you got to see it. Thank you for sharing :)
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