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Victoria || National Parks. Tasmania || media type="custom" key="13525590" a place called Gallipoli, really early on the morning of 25 April 1915. For a few days all they had to eat was some bully beef. Some people thought joining the Army would be fun but others thought it would be a good chance to travel, also people thought it would be exciting. ||  ||
 * National Parks.
 * My dad and I have ridden past Dandenong Ranges National park. My dad and I have also fished near Mornington Peninsula national park. We have also been near Morwell national park when we went skiing and knee boarding at hazelwood pondage. || In Freycinet national park I have been to the Hazards and walked over to Wine Glass Bay. Freycinet national park is near coles bay on the East coast of Tasmania. I have been to Ben Lomond national park in winter . Ben Lomond is a mountain and through winter people go skiing on the ski slopes, we went tobogganing and it was really fun. I have also been to Eddystone Point light house and Ansons Bay which are bot in Mt William natiional park which is in north east Tasmania which is near St. Helens where I used to live. There are some really good beaches in Mt Willliam and Freycinet national park. ||
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