One of the longest solar eclipses this century, albeit for five minutes, is set to put the remote East Kimberley in Western Australia on the world map.
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By Giulia Bertoglio, ABC
The 2028 total solar eclipse is expected to attract an extra 25,000 visitors to the East Kimberley.
Doon Doon, in Western Australia's East Kimberley region, is a small roadhouse with a dozen transient staff and known for its oversized burgers.
But in just over two years' time, it will be put on the global map as the best place to admire one of the longest eclipses this century.
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