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You can squeeze all there is to see in the Santa Cruz mountains into a weekend of sightseeing. . Big Basin State Park Celebrate the park's 100th birthday with background and some interesting tidbits about the park and early settlers. Central Coast Wildlife Gallery Enjoy some photos of seals, otters and even a banana slug, or try your hand with a wildlife jigsaw puzzle. You can squeeze all there is to see in the Santa Cruz mountains into a weekend of sightseeing.
. Shoalwater Bay Training Area SWBTA has a land area of 170,000 hectares or 1000 square miles and is managed by the Australian Army. As the marine sections are included in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, military use of these areas is carried out in consultation with the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Queensland Department of Environment. The land parts of SWBTA are managed by the Army's Base Administration Support Centre in Rockhampton. Rockhampton is a city of 60,000 people located on the Fitzroy River about 30 miles south west of SWBTA.
Other countries, particularly New Zealand, Singapore and the U. SWBTA has a land area of 170,000 hectares or 1000 square miles and is managed by the Australian Army. As the marine sections are included in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, military use of these areas is carried out in consultation with the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority and the Queensland Department of Environment. The land parts of SWBTA are managed by the Army's Base Administration Support Centre in Rockhampton. Rockhampton is a city of 60,000 people located on the Fitzroy River about 30 miles south west of SWBTA.
The Santa Cruz Blues Festival would like to thank everyone who attended this year's event, for making it another successful event. Saturday's highlights included Hamilton Loomis' crowd-pleasing antics and down-and-out boogie set; Tinsley Ellis' rocket-fuel guitar playing ; and of course, headliner Jonny Lang's show-stopping performance that left the crowd screaming for more. Sunday the Delgado Brothers and Chris Cain raised the temperature in Aptos with their rollicking, good-times blues and Sista Monica, got everyone on their feet with a lioness' roar heard throughout the park. But the day was complete when Keb Mo brought the festival to a satisfied close, leaving Blues Festival fans humming all the way home. For a glimpse of these and other highlights, check out CentralCoastMagazine.

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