[Buckworthy]

I don't usually post, but I happen to be an expert on the Kimberly wilderness. I went on an expedition in 2000 which began at the Drysdale Station, we floated on canoes for 250 kilometers, with no sign of human activity except for aborigional rock art...some of which was dated as being 40,000 years old. The best use for this region, in my opinion, would be eco-tourism. We all know this is a growing industry, and the Kimberly offers spectacular unadulterated Australian beauty. I doubt the Australian public would be keen to set up another uranium mine there either. Ozzy Ozzy Ozzy Oy Oy Oy!

[farmfriend]

I like the idea of eco-tourism in general. Thanks for the addition to thread.