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  • Welcome test post. hakuna no-tata. Posted by L-J in Julian and Leah in Europe | Oct 19, 2008
  • Manly Walk Firstly appologies for not discussing the dolphins enough last week, but first as promised here are some pictures of the university. Guess which building is Chemistry??? [img=http://photos. Posted by gt248 in Sydney | Oct 18, 2008
  • Indolence at its Finest Hello again from the blue! I know I said I was going to finish that other blog post, but if you haven't yet deduced that nothing but mediocrity originates from this page by now... well... hell... you might as well subscribe! Posted by gsvii in Involuntary Celibacy | Oct 18, 2008
  • Great Barrier Reef Photos We’ve all heard it said that a picture is worth a thousand words. I don’t know...I love words. But let’s test the theory anyhow and limit the rest of this entry to pictures I took while snorkeling the Posted by Aussie Mel in Melanie Down Under | Oct 17, 2008
  • Arrival Australia is the friendliest place I've ever been. First day we get here, trying to find the hostel. We're looking at a map of the local area trying to locate a particular street when a local businessman comes Posted by TimDudman in Australia | Oct 16, 2008
  • ..back to Torquay I just can't stay away from the waves and so today after work I'm hopping the train down to Torquay so I can spend the weekend SURFING and hanging out with backpackers at a hostel. My first Posted by clny in meet me in kathmandu | Oct 16, 2008
  • Sydney I suspect this blog will be no where near as interesting as the last but at least I can upload photos and let you all know that I am ok. This has been a while in the writing, but Posted by gt248 in Sydney | Sep 26, 2008
  • Life at the Lodge Well us ladies are going on nearly 3 weeks at Silky Oaks, and I can't say I am all that ecstatic about staying around. It's not a bad life or a hard one either, but my bones are telling me Posted by cbernardo in Around the World in 80 Days | Oct 14, 2008
  • What If I Were a Jockey?? Horseracing has its own unique sub-culture in Melbourne. Attending the races is considered the place to see and to be seen. We were kindly invited to the Melbourne Cup Preview Races at the Flemington race track, a beautiful Posted by NoreenA in Time to Ready, Steady | Oct 11, 2008
  • "4 Seasons, 1 Day": Clearly Not Rubbish Sometimes I think things will be different, just for me. Yes, I am a middle child. In this case, I never actually believed anyone when they said Melbourne is notorious for its "4 season, 1 day" phenomenon, or as I Posted by NoreenA in Time to Ready, Steady | Oct 9, 2008
  • one day on the Surf Coast Last weekend Candice decided we should go down to Torquay, she loves it down there and I've been dying to go since I got to Australia. In short I was stoked and could not wait. This would be my first Posted by clny in meet me in kathmandu | Oct 11, 2008
  • En laaaang reise Avgang midt paa dagen fra Bergen var fint. Kunne sove lenge, og ikke stressse til Flesland. Lufthansa sitt fly fra Bergen var av den smale lille typen, saa det var bare to pluss to seter i bredden. Og det gikk Posted by vegar in Det store friåret downunder | Oct 13, 2008
  • Sydney Update.....then on to Melbourne Quite behind on the old blogging....... The remainder of my time in Sydney was spent on the beach, wandering the many waterfronts, one day on the beach the southerly wind picked up (so the crazy man in the beach shack was Posted by kennedy84 in Bobbie's Grand Tour | Oct 12, 2008
  • #1 Hey guys and greetings from Sydney. I'd planned to wait a little longer before writing my first entry, but my room is currently about 90 degrees due to a vent malfunction and I cant sleep (oh well). Things are really Posted by justin9 in Backpacking Oz | Oct 10, 2008
  • Take eight - Australiana It was mid-June at the ‘Top End’, the sun was shining and the campervan was just a twinkle in a credit card’s eye. Darwin is a nice place and although being the largest city in the Northern Territory it still Posted by shoeless in Joe & Rachel, somewhere around the world | Oct 12, 2008
  • Friend Wanted When we moved into our house in Fullerton about 11 or 12 years ago, I faced a problem similar to the one I have now; I had no friends in our new neighborhood. I felt the best way for me Posted by Shayna in Adventures Down Unda! | Oct 12, 2008
  • Spring Break Road Trip, Week 2 And the break continues! The humidity level dropped as we ventured further south, but there were a lot more bugs in Queensland than NSW and I ended up being eaten alive - particularly while we were camping... Monday, 29 September We arrived Posted by Alykat in Shrimp on the Barbie | Oct 11, 2008
  • Spring Break Road Trip, Week 1 Wow. I'm sitting here thinking about the past two weeks, and I'm in shock: I just traveled over 2,730 kilometers (approximately 1,695 miles) - from northern Queensland to mid-New South Wales - with a minimal itinerary and a bus pass, and Posted by Alykat in Shrimp on the Barbie | Oct 7, 2008
  • When You Fail Diving, Take Up Flying Friday, 3 October 2008 – Scuba Dive Class…or not I don’t get colds incredibly often. When I do, they’re not fun, but in general I tend to be pretty healthy. So I should have known that my body would Posted by Aussie Mel in Melanie Down Under | Oct 9, 2008
  • Clarification: Ozsome Food, Colloquialisms, Etc. In my last post, I frequented some Aussie lingo and mentioned TimTams about 10 times without actually explaining what they were. I apologize. Here is a list of Australian terms, food, etc. that you may see me mention in our Posted by Shayna in Adventures Down Unda! | Oct 8, 2008
  • Miles' enjoying his afternoon apple. Ok, so I realise this blog has just become my place to post photos of Miles. I *promise* I'll post some other things, but in the meanwhile, you'll have to put up with it! And this was just too funny Posted by Peter in My Shout | Oct 8, 2008
  • Racing up the East Coast of Austrailia We left Hervey bay (blog coming - saved on a friends lap top) and its confusions about pronuciations on our premier motor bus. Andy, Amy and Alex from Fraser island were on the Greyhound - which broke down on them Posted by eralc in Round the World | Sep 27, 2008
  • Great Barrier Reef and Rainforests My first view of the Great Barrier Reef came from an airplane as I approached a landing in Cairns (pronounced “cans”). At first I thought the reefs were little islands dotting the coast, but as I got closer, I Posted by Aussie Mel in Melanie Down Under | Oct 6, 2008
  • Time to play catch up! So - I'm a sorry.... i have been an exceptionally bad blogger... I blame this mostly on the fact that my internet has been very screwed up... i think my landlord gave me the wrong password to the internet. This Posted by Girlshmear in My Travels Down "Undha" and Beyond! | Oct 6, 2008
  • 3 months down and 3 to go... I think I must have the best commute in the entire world right now. Catching the ferry around the harbour into Circular Quay. Its such a beautiful way to start a day it really has to be seen to be Posted by chazz-fifi in Oz and beyond | Oct 5, 2008
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