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  • Freeride in OZZZZZZZ\ Yep, also bin jetzt in Darwin, nachdem ich nach ner Woche in der RARE Partystadt Cairns dann doch noch nen Lift gefunden hab. Echt zu viele Englaender und Iren in Cairns, guade MORUKS Waehrend dessen war ich noch in der Naehe von Posted by stehsegler in Freeride in OZZZZZZZ | Aug 8, 2008
  • Welcome to the Official Travel Blog of the Wombat Walkers Hi all & welcome to the travel blog for the Wombat Walkers. We have progressed onto the world wide web (another step into the world domination of the Wombat Walkers) & will be updating our travels on this blog. There Posted by Wombatblog in Wombat Blog Drops | Aug 7, 2008
  • Tripple J Ord River Boat Trip Today we decided to take the Tripple J Boat Trip. Their reputation preceded them. They picked us up at 11:30am and bused us up to the Durack Homestead. It was removed from the now 25m below the Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 7, 2008
  • Hoochery & More... Today we had a leisurely coffee and muffin at Boab Tree Café and did a trip out to the Ord River produce store. I have to say its sad there isn’t a single organic producer up here at all. Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 7, 2008
  • Paddle Days Steve went out for an all day paddle and fishing expedition, leaving Midget and I to walk into town. We were surprised when we walked just 100m from our campsite past a Cane Toad Trap. It looks like Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 7, 2008
  • Ord River Paddle Had a fabulous paddle up through the water creeks to the Ord River this morning. Left early and smothered in sun cream, still managed to get burned! The area is alive with bird lift, fish, amazing plants and Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 4, 2008
  • G'day Sydney - Bula Fiji Moving on to Fiji today but first some observations about Sydney and Sydneysiders (which can naturally be applied to the whole Australian nation). 1.They really say 'no worries' often shortening it to '...worries' in response to a 'thanks' 2.They love Posted by jacnrog in Braithwaite World Tour | Aug 6, 2008
  • Budgie smugglers Train and bus to beautiful Bondi Beach, which is surprisingly small for such a famous Australian icon. The aspect of the beach is gently sloping without any stones or rocks, seaweed or shells. Definitely made for surfing. Posted by jacnrog in Braithwaite World Tour | Aug 6, 2008
  • We're upsidedown you know! It's 5.40pm and it's more or less dark outside with a new moon. Oddly though, the new moon is an arc of light at the bottom of the circle rather than at one side or the other. Roger also Posted by jacnrog in Braithwaite World Tour | Aug 6, 2008
  • Sydney... Our first full day in the centre of Sydney and we decided to head for the Bridge and the Opera House. We were a bit unsure about the services available today as it is Sunday. In common with Posted by jacnrog in Braithwaite World Tour | Aug 6, 2008
  • A spot of luxury We checked out of the rather cosseted environment of the Crown Plaza and headed inland to the famous Blue Mountains, an area of cultural significance to the Aboriginal people and home of a particular rock formation called The Three Sisters. Posted by jacnrog in Braithwaite World Tour | Aug 6, 2008
  • The lead up to it all... Who would have thought packing would be such a nightmare?! Definately not as easy as I had expected, trying to fit 3 months worth of living into one tiny little wheelie suitcase with unfair weight restrictions. BUT with Posted by rissajane in Busabout Adventure 08 | Aug 5, 2008
  • 8 Legged Freaks... Finally having some interesting run ins with Australia’s wildlife. When going to the cupboard to retrieve a freezer bag, I opened it and out popped a black spider about an inch long. Not uncommon in these parts. Having killed it Posted by chazz-fifi in Oz and beyond | Aug 5, 2008
  • You have very shiny bra straps... what's that on your head? Listening to: Eddie Money, Girl Talk, Patti Smith, AC/DC Reading: Heart of Darkness, Joseph Conrad; Flashman in the Great Game, GM Frasier Lazy days in Melbourne. In between b Posted by gsvii in Involuntary Celibacy | Jul 31, 2008
  • Western Australia - Margaret River, Pemberton, Denmark Margaret River, Pemberton and Denmark is located at the south of Western Australia. Margaret River If you go to Margaret River, you have to stop by the Margaret River ch Posted by nnylan in Travels in Australia | Aug 5, 2008
  • Kunnunurra, oh Kununurra After some dickheads decided to pull up quietly next to our van last night while we were watching a DVD and scare us, we had a warm and peaceful sleep last night. Returned to Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 3, 2008
  • Retour en Aussie Land Nous voilà de retour en Australie et au programme cette fois, pas de boulot, pas d’étude, rien que du plaisir et de l’aventure! Nous avons 3 semaines pour parcourir la côte-est soit de Cairns à Brisbane et pour ce faire, Posted by MattVirg in Matt et Virg aux pays des Kangourous | Aug 4, 2008
  • Test this is a test Sydney Posted by kirstyjohn in Australia 2009 | Aug 4, 2008
  • Western Australia - Jurien Bay The best beach has got to be in Jurien Bay - Western Australia if not for the cold waters! Although there were many Australians swimming. I heard the waters in Broome are a lot warm Posted by nnylan in Travels in Australia | Aug 3, 2008
  • Australia - Melbourne Just came back from a wedding in Melbourne. Must say Melbourne is so different from Perth even though it's in the same country! However, I find the weather really cold and windy there and don't enjoy it one bit. So Posted by nnylan in Travels in Australia | Aug 3, 2008
  • Brisbane/Noosa Arrived in Brisbane on monday to a cold rainy morning, 13 degrees! Luckily this was only temporary though and since then it's been 20+ degrees every day. It does still get cold at night though, cold enough to need jeans Posted by jonarnott in Elective 2008 | Aug 2, 2008
  • Welcome to Miami... I'd heard/read mixed reviews about Surfers Paradise and was a little apprehensive as to what we'd find there. Speaking for both of us I'd say Kate and I were pleasantly suprised! We stayed just down the coast in Miami Beach and Posted by MarknKate in Mark and Kate's 12 month holiday | Aug 2, 2008
  • Australian Oddities 4. Zuchinnis are courgettes. Posted by MarknKate in Mark and Kate's 12 month holiday | Aug 2, 2008
  • North Straddie Off the coast of Brisbane is North Stradbroke Island. Never ones to pass an Island trip up we headed across for a two night stay. Straddie (as the locals refer to it) was beautiful, stunning clear blue waters and between June Posted by MarknKate in Mark and Kate's 12 month holiday | Aug 2, 2008
  • Brisbane After experiencing the pleasure of some home comforts we cracked on to Brisbane where we were also going to be house guests, this time of my cousin in law (or something) and her husband, Nicole and Tod. Nic and Tod live Posted by MarknKate in Mark and Kate's 12 month holiday | Aug 1, 2008
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