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  • Down to the ACT (australian capital territory) What a busy weekend... my last entry ended with us winning Pub trivia on Thursday... oh which we had a long recovery on friday day. And then a lovely dinner Friday evening. Emma, Claire and I traveled to north bondi to Posted by Girlshmear in My Travels Down "Undha" and Beyond! | Sep 2, 2008
  • Happy Spring! Wow, haven't written anything for a while - sorry about that! No wonder this feels a little ancient... It's finally spring in Australia and that means two important things: WARM SUN (so far we've been lucky) and...SPRING BREAK!! I know I Posted by Alykat in Shrimp on the Barbie | Sep 2, 2008
  • Normanton - Croydon Took the Gulflander Train from Normanton to Critters Camp and return. A two hour trip on a heritage train line, opened in 1891 it was still 97% original with its patented steel sleepers that were white ant resistant, and Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Sep 1, 2008
  • Ey Karumba Its Hot! Since leaving Darwin, today was our first sight of water for some time. It was lovely to discover this pretty little spot. It reminds me of what I imagined Mandurah to be in the late Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 30, 2008
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  • Return of the Australian Cowgirl Before I go on to new and improved Australian adventures, I thought I'd share a few videos from my Jillaroo week! During our Natural Horsemanship lessons, we learned techniques that Tim used with the horses. It was interesting to see Posted by Aussie Mel in Melanie Down Under | Aug 31, 2008
  • Western Australia - Weekend Getaway to Pemberton We spent our weekend getaway to Pemberton lazying in the cozy Hawke Brook Chalet, which is situated adjacent to the majestic Karri forest of Warren National Park in the Great Southern Region of Western Australia. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/ph Posted by nnylan in Travels in Australia | Aug 31, 2008
  • Quamby – Normanton Got an early start given the hangovers we were supporting. We were the second to leave and there were a few saw heads floating around. We said a fond farewell to Quamby and headed off into the Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 30, 2008
  • Mount Isa – Cloncurry - Quamby Had a difficult night parked at a caravan park very close the copper mine. I spent most of the night drinking water to try and unblock my nose, but to no avail. Have to get out of here. Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 30, 2008
  • Mount Isa Day 2 Had a wander around town and visited the Tourist Bureau where they have two museums and an underground mine shaft tour. Their huge new $12m complex takes the pride and place of the town. The only difficult part of the Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 30, 2008
  • Greetings from Silky Oaks Well they have let me out of the dungeon. At least for one day. How lucky I am. I mean just look at my dire surroundings... [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/154591/SANY0494.jp Posted by cbernardo in Around the World in 80 Days | Aug 30, 2008
  • NT – Mount Isa Today we cross the state line. It was interesting as the countryside still appeared the same, yet it was different. One thing we did notice was the speed dropping back from 130km in NT to 110km in QLD. Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 30, 2008
  • Looking Up? Woke up in the airport, it had been 19 degrees in the middle of the night so the days were destined to be hotter. After a brief phone call, arrangments were made and off to the hostel we went, Posted by FlatCapped in Investigating the world | Aug 30, 2008
  • Life on the Island: Episode 37... Over the last few trips to the field I’ve grown accustomed to being the new kid on the block, and, surrounded by a lot of strapping outdoorsy young men, I also haven’t generally been th Posted by JuliaInOz in Adventures Down Under | Aug 29, 2008
  • A few hard-earned lessons. Last Sunday I completed my winter field season and returned to civilization after twenty-seven days living on an uninhabited island and twenty-six nights spent listening to seal an Posted by JuliaInOz in Adventures Down Under | Aug 29, 2008
  • G'day mate! Hi all! I have survived and perhaps thrived in my first week in Oz. It's been so great to be here. The first couple of days were alot of recovery, eating, sleeping and trying to get the basics down. It was Posted by Girlshmear in My Travels Down "Undha" and Beyond! | Aug 28, 2008
  • Alice Springs to Darwin Happy to leave Alice Springs behind we continued on our journey North passing the Tropic of Capricorn we're now oficially in the Tropics but you wouldn't know it since it was bloody freezing out there, it was about 7am though! Posted by ride165 in Timmy Travels | Aug 27, 2008
  • Adelaide to Alice Springs So after a few days off in Adelaide it was a shakey start as we headed off towards the red center. Our guide, Erin, nearlt took off a wing mirror and got slightly lost as we made our way to Posted by ride165 in Timmy Travels | Aug 27, 2008
  • Cape Crawford - 230kms from QLD Border Happy Birthday Ronnie (Steve’s mum) as we weren’t able to get a hold of her from the phone box at Barkley Homestead as she wasn’t home – just for something different – and her mobile isn’t working – also just Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Larrimah - Cape Crawford (Heartbreak Hotel) Off to Daly Waters the most interesting pub we’ve seen on our travels. Visited the National Trust 1934 Listed Aerodrome the oldest airfield in Australia. Looks like its still a working airfield. There were interesting stories on Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Katherine to Larrimah The morning was a late start (again). In fact, we could hardly drag ourselves away from Jayne and John’s beautiful oasis. But we could feel the weather was starting to change and the desire to head of into Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Katherine Day 6 Dropped Steve and Midget (croc bait) back off to his kayak to continue is paddle back to the ranch. Thought he’d be only a couple of hours, given his description of where he landed. Turned out he was Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Katherine Day 5 With Jayne not due back till tomorrow and John of early to work, we had the day to ourselves. I’d had a saw shoulder since our Ord River ordeal, so decided to drop Steve in Katherine (approx 30kms from Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Katherine Day 4 Had a catch up day today. Relaxed on this magical property. John was due back tonight so we organised a nice dinner for him on his return. Had a nice few drinks on the balcony. Today was the Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Mandorah - Katherine Took a drive around town and found the lovely facilities that the residents fundraised till the cows came home to put in. They built a great sporting facilities with fully fenced basketball/tennis courts, fully covered sports ground, cricket pitch Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
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