When I first met Dean, I was immediately overcome with the kindness of the man. Softly spoken, unpresuming and accepting. Dean or Deano is one of the quiet achievers who goes about living his life in his unique way and with his unique warm style.
Can I remind you of an article on Barra fishing on the Cooinda wetlands. Dean is also a damn good photograher too and he has kindly agreed to allow us to share a few of his shots with you. I am passionate about Kakadu, now, and that is only after a short five day visit, just imagine how passionate you would be after 13 years.
Dean, Cheers Mate.
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