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The Inland Sea: Crocs and Christmas in Darwin

In the latest episode of The Inland Sea, Steinar Ellingsen and his crew find themselves a long way from the traditional Norwegian Christmas.

The silly season is upon us as we enter the Northern Territory! In Darwin we catch up with Melburnian migrant Steven Noble who is working as a local tour guide. It’s Christmas Eve, and a fortunate coincidence made us cross paths with another local man, Craig West, who showed us some local fauna. If Rudolph were here, he probably would have been eaten by now. Merry Christmas, everybody!

 

Check out The Inland Sea’s image gallery of jumping crocs and whistling kites.

 And read their culinary champion Eirik Laugerud’s Christmas cooking blog and get his special recipe here. 

 

Steinar Ellingsen is a Norwegian journalist and photographer, and a Journalism lecturer at La Trobe University. He’s currently making a documentary webseries chronicling a ten-week odyssey in Australia, as part of a practice-based PhD at La Trobe University.

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