The ironman of travel Yoshimasa Ikeuchi

Kangaroo and commemorative photo

Friendly kangaroo

koala on a eucalyptus tree

The western half of the Island is covered with bushes and
untouched nature in national parks and
white reserves.

All to the nature reserve are locked out.
You can only enter with a guide.

A rangerwho protects wild animals and birds,
it turns out that it is an important role.

There is a koala on the eucalyptus tree

on the side of the road finding the top of a tree in a car is quite tiring.

I finally found one.

"There is a koala" "You won't notice if you don't look closely"

Only the hips can be seen from below.
It doesn't move at all on the fork of the tree.

My neck hurts when I look up all the way up.
Koala watching is not easy either.

Tea timeis in the forest.

A friendlykangaroo is approaching,
I take a commemorative photo.

Kangaroos who put their front legs on their knees and beg for food.

However, no one feeds.

Never feed natural animals.
Only we Japanese secretly do.
(Sorry )

Twenty-five minutes by light aircraft from Adelaide, the capital ofSouth Australia,
we arrived at King Court Airport.

4WD tour guide at the airport,
Tim (48) welcomes us.

There are two passengers from the United States.
It is unpaved except for the main road,
Maintenance is stalled.

Prologue