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Kangaroo Island

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Ms Baillie said one of the highlights of the island for her was swimming with the dolphins in the shallow pure water. “Nothing could prepare me for it. It blew my mind. There would have been 40 wild dolphins around and below us,” she told Lunch Magazine.