Sounds of Silence

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Sounds of Silence

Restaurant | by Sarah & Richard Mee a 39 year old female traveling as a couple | Mar 27 '06

"A truly amazing experience. Great way to meet other travellers with a fantastic backdrop."

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Adelina & Roger said
… the removed “Sounds of silence” dinner. The plan is to have dinner on a sand dune while the sun sets… continue reading »
Sarah & Richard Mee said
… site. Settled into the resort then headed straight on to a 'Sound of Silence' dinner. Watched… continue reading »
BJL said
… the helicopter I went up in!We also went to the Sounds of Silence dinner which is held in the outback… continue reading »
syconn said
… and go down over the Olgas. Luckily we booked the Sounds of silence on line. When we were queueing… continue reading »
Ralph Beth Downunder said
… into the gorge.We had a very unusual dinner this evening called The Sounds of Silence Dinner… continue reading »

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