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  • 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
  • Darwin - Mandorah (that's not a typo) Today we had an early start. After a late night fire from the bush behind our van was put out by the fire brigade around midnight, we took a walk down the cliff top path to the beach. Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 27, 2008
  • Port Douglas and The Great Barrier Reef At 7am on Thursday we were back to being backpacker again. Well, without the backpacks (instead a massive bag for E-J and reasonably small bag for Sam). Also, having saved a bit and E-J ge Posted by E-J in Sam and E-J's Adventure | Aug 17, 2008
  • 3 and 1/2 Months Working in Sydney to arrive soon! Posted by E-J in Sam and E-J's Adventure | Aug 17, 2008
  • Silky Oaks Lodge Sorry all for the long delay. Turns out there is one computer at the resort and I am pretty sure it dates back to prehistoric times. Remember the dial-up days?! Well I guess in some places, it still exists... Silky Oaks Posted by cbernardo in Around the World in 80 Days | Aug 26, 2008
  • Memoirs of an Australian Cowgirl I should’ve been a cowgu-url. I should’ve learned to ro-ope and ri-i-ide! Wearing my six-shooter, riding my pony on a cattle dri-i-ive. Stealing a cowboy’s heart, singing those campfire so-ongs – oh, I should’ve been a cowgirl! Pardon Posted by Aussie Mel in Melanie Down Under | Aug 24, 2008
  • 4 weeks to go .... Hey everyone! Just practising the whole blogging thing again. Been dealing with so many details lately and I need to keep a handle on this! The photo is of the Mossman Gorge where Posted by Glanfields in UK TOUR 2008! | Aug 23, 2008
  • Chapter 2: The End Hello readers (if I have any left)! If any of you guys have still been actively visiting my blog, then I must apologise for the lack of new content ("I will keep ontop of my blog now" Taken from my last Posted by Daniel8998 in The Land Down Under | Aug 22, 2008
  • Darwin Day 5 Today took a walk down into the Cullen Bay Marina for breakfast. It was really windy but nice. On return, the National Trust property was open so we decided to venture in. We were amazed at these Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 21, 2008
  • Cairns, Life, and the Silky Oaks Lodge Hey everyone! So I have arrived in the beautiful, tropical Cairns and I must say I am all the better for it. I had a nice pleasant sleep in a warm bed, where I did not have Posted by cbernardo in Around the World in 80 Days | Aug 20, 2008
  • Oh how I love 23+ hours of traveling phewwww... so I made it!!! 23 hours of traveling. Three stopovers, one really annoying (however quite cute) child kicking the back of my seat, and many hours of old school tetris later... I made it. Overall, things went really well. Posted by Girlshmear in My Travels Down "Undha" and Beyond! | Aug 20, 2008
  • The adventure begins... After teary farewells I finally left Kiama at 7.45am. The sun was shining, the surfers were surfing, Bombo was bombing and the Blowhole was...well, doing what the Blowhole does best. When I arrived at Posted by Annmaxine in Ann's excellent adventure | Aug 19, 2008
  • Sydney We'd planned a few nights in near by Newcastle, but the scale of sorting our lives out for the next six months in Sydney had slowly been becoming a reality over the past few days so we decided to get Posted by MarknKate in Mark and Kate's 12 month holiday | Aug 18, 2008
  • Anna Bay An impromptu stop in a beautiful part of the coast around two hours north of Sydney. The area is made up of a lot of lakes, inlets and bays all seemingly more beautiful than the last and due to the Posted by MarknKate in Mark and Kate's 12 month holiday | Aug 18, 2008
  • Melbourne to Adelaide So it's 8 months since the last entry, wow that's gone fast, I've been working hard(ish) in Sydney to save up for my trip round Australia. First port of call is Melbourne..... This place is like England with a hint of Posted by ride165 in Timmy Travels | Aug 8, 2008
  • Sun Chasers Leaving Copa', Kyla and I boarded a train and headed in search of the Blue Mountains. Getting off at a place called Katoomba (sounds like somewhere off the Mighty Boosh) we walked to view the mountains, in particular a Posted by FlatCapped in Investigating the world | Aug 18, 2008
  • T-10 days! Well it's only 10 days (tomorrow) until I fly out, and I'm so completely scared and totally excited! I don't think it's properly hit me yet that I'll be leaving Australia for the first time, and that I'll be gone Posted by Ally's ASU in My ASU Adventures | Aug 18, 2008
  • Darwin Day 4 Didn’t get a lot of sleep with drug dealers etc open for business on a busy Saturday night. We could also hear the music from two Darwin Festival events during the night as the wind moved directions. Got up early Posted by cssc in AROUND AUSTRALIA TRIP | Aug 17, 2008
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