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Broome, Western Australia: A billion grains of sand, a half dozen people

November 30, 2019 Jim 1 Comment

It’s the slow season in Broome. So slow, in fact, that it’s a little eerie. The beach is empty. The streets are empty. A number of shops and restaurants are closed for the season.

But emptiness has its virtues.

That perfect spot on the beach is always available. No screaming kids. No blaring radios set on different radio stations. No one running past and accidentally kicking sand into your lunch.

Being a glass half full kind of guy, I know can always get my glass fully-filled at any restaurant at any time. Just walk in, sit down, and get served immediately. No waiting.

Think of it as life in the slow lane.

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  1. Wendy says

    November 30, 2019 at 9:31 pm

    That’s one benefit of being in the Kimberley in the “silly season” as they refer to it “up north”. Down side is the humidity, sandflies and stingers. Have you managed a day trip to Derby. Spent 2 1/2 years therr prior to Kal.

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