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Home » BLOG » Crushing Snails » The way to Oz
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The way to Oz

by Crushing Snails|Published 20th September 2011

I’ve brought my favourite snail Monty to Australia. That’s another continent that the snails have managed in the months since we began. Here’s some pictures of our journey towards Doha in the plane, and then some pictures of our time on the Great Ocean Road. Soon I’ll post some kangaroos. I spoil you sometimes!

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