photos
I'm busy. been ..
I proud for a few days Owner of a piece of furniture'm Australian - a piece of furniture unaufgebauten until yesterday - I'm busy yesterday and have been tested my technical skills
The whole lasted one hour but now is my very own closet in Australia:) I am proud because the assembly instructions were. Ikea-style, so I had to do it without ...
And it gets even better ... I finally managed to upload photos:)
On http://s151.photobucket.com/albums/s135/stoplightgirl/ there is a new folder "Fraser Iceland"
In the next few days are even more photos to come but this need I am Danny's computer ... namely there are more photos on it.
And let's see .. one probably. I'll also not at the time for that - I have a Vorstellungsgespraech on Saturday and then hopefully a job =)
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Monday, February 25, 2008
Bath Mathematics Good Or Not
Still looking for a job ... Back in Melbourne
When I drove last week from Chadstone to find a job and shop I was quite confident to find a job quickly . This confidence has now changed a bit.
The shopping was very successful ... successful than it would have to be allowed, but to date it has not reported on my application. So today I will go again and try to talk to the managers.
Friday we had a BBQ with the Canadians and a few other people ... It is become even really even internationally as a two Kiwis (New Zealanders) have been added;) At 2 am dead I fell into bed and the next morning got up at 12 again ... with an upper body rotgepuenktelten!
I obviously allergic to the second pack I had to take antibiotics because of my Mandelentzuendung responding. Of course, I'm not just going to the doctor but we are down to Rosebud to have Danny's dad and let cook for us:)
On Sunday I went to the doctor and he told me that he suspects it is Pfeiffer's Druesenfieber! I did not understand a word at the beginning because I was not with the English medical terms'm just familiar. So he has blood decreased by me to test it. I almost died and had the "99 count in" tried trick ... has not really worked out .. ! Hurt namely hats still useable
Yesterday I was at the doctor again - I have NO Pfeiffer's Druesenfieber but I had apparently schonmal some point in my life ... what is interesting here so all ^ ^ There is the experience
Anyway ... here it seems just autumn. The temperatures are just above 20 degrees and the sun can not even look as often! That would not be so bad if all the houses were here a little better insulated ... internal temperature is 18 degrees ... I now have time to put up and hope Terassentuer it is warmer.
so .. I'm going to hot showers and then hopefully find a job!
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
How Much Are Cros Hearing Aid
Juhu ... I'm back in Melbourne and today searching for a job:) has
how "weather forecaster Karin" have predicted, it has been raining down with rain yesterday and it has become very cold .. I'm sitting here at 19 degrees lousy! Today, however, seems once again the sun and it will hopefully soon be warmer!
Yesterday I had the two Canadians (Kristen and Laura) met in Melbourne ... It was soooo great to see the two again:)) Now the only thing missing in Sweden (which by the way Whitsundaystour was canceled due to bad weather) and then the Byron Bay troupe is back combining ... However, it does not come so than it would down to Melbourne.
Anyway ... Anyway, I'm almost healthy again .. I have at least no more fever, just a thick neck. Runny nose and cough, I oddly do not but I'm afraid that the still is ^ ^
But what is definitely is the report on the last day on Fraser Iceland and gaanz many photos - after all I have done it in January, over 1700 photos of shoot ^ ^
So now I'll write my resume times, and then opens to the Chadstone ... shopping distribute and biography ...
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Lighting Audio Subwoofers
Addendum Fraser Fraser Iceland Iceland Addendum II
Fraser Iceland - Day 2 2/13/2008
As always, much too early; went there this morning directly to the ship wreck located since 1935 at Fraser's east coast.
to "SS Moheno. 73 years waves, wind, and especially salt water on the ship are quite beautiful traces. It is half buried in the sand and a single Roststueck - looks very impressive from .. even when the sun ^ ^
After everyone has shot enough photos, we are a bit down on the beach along the "Pinacle". These are very high "mountains" of sand. It is not a dune, but it is too firmly - but it is not a sandstone, but it is too soft. The many shades of red to be found there, I felt quite strongly reminiscent of Rainbow Beach.
Anyway ... with the "Pinacle" are we did not remain long but went on to 'Indians Head'. So called because Captain Cook discovered the island in many Aborigines on the hill (the far right jutting into the sea) were.
On the way to 'Indians Head' we have seen a dingo. However, he looked a bit undernourished - later we learned of the tour guide that this is the normal build. I think that still useable THIS Dingo was very hungry.
Many super nasty large spiders (Joy - Look forward to see the photos) later, flies and beetles, we drove to the Champagne Pools. The "pools" are actually only a natural pool of sea borders and at high tide is quite dangerous. In the pool are some rocky stones with shells the plan can be razor sharp. I'm not so far gone into the water but only where I could stand safely.
The name Champagne is because the water at sunrise looks like bubbling champagne said. Even that, I could not convince me, because it was neither sun nor even any sunlight glancing.
had now almost everyone bathed in "champagne" and it went back to the hotel and in the warm Jacuzzi - I know the Back Pack experience can indeed be sooo hard;)
On the way back we still learn that Fraser Iceland to Captain Fraser and his wife Eliza was named. Capatin Fraser was impaled by the spear to death by Aborigines but His wife was rescued.
Aborigines live today no longer on Fraser Iceland. The last ones were moved to the mainland in 1904 after the population has shrunk from 600 to 120.
Fraser Iceland - Day 2 2/13/2008
As always, much too early; went there this morning directly to the ship wreck located since 1935 at Fraser's east coast.
to "SS Moheno. 73 years waves, wind, and especially salt water on the ship are quite beautiful traces. It is half buried in the sand and a single Roststueck - looks very impressive from .. even when the sun ^ ^
After everyone has shot enough photos, we are a bit down on the beach along the "Pinacle". These are very high "mountains" of sand. It is not a dune, but it is too firmly - but it is not a sandstone, but it is too soft. The many shades of red to be found there, I felt quite strongly reminiscent of Rainbow Beach.
Anyway ... with the "Pinacle" are we did not remain long but went on to 'Indians Head'. So called because Captain Cook discovered the island in many Aborigines on the hill (the far right jutting into the sea) were.
On the way to 'Indians Head' we have seen a dingo. However, he looked a bit undernourished - later we learned of the tour guide that this is the normal build. I think that still useable THIS Dingo was very hungry.
Many super nasty large spiders (Joy - Look forward to see the photos) later, flies and beetles, we drove to the Champagne Pools. The "pools" are actually only a natural pool of sea borders and at high tide is quite dangerous. In the pool are some rocky stones with shells the plan can be razor sharp. I'm not so far gone into the water but only where I could stand safely.
The name Champagne is because the water at sunrise looks like bubbling champagne said. Even that, I could not convince me, because it was neither sun nor even any sunlight glancing.
had now almost everyone bathed in "champagne" and it went back to the hotel and in the warm Jacuzzi - I know the Back Pack experience can indeed be sooo hard;)
On the way back we still learn that Fraser Iceland to Captain Fraser and his wife Eliza was named. Capatin Fraser was impaled by the spear to death by Aborigines but His wife was rescued.
Aborigines live today no longer on Fraser Iceland. The last ones were moved to the mainland in 1904 after the population has shrunk from 600 to 120.
Uranus Hindi Name Planet
taken over from my handwritten diary ...
Fraser Iceland - Day 1 02/12/2008
The day started with a small disaster on my part. I'm usually pretty well organized and check everything twice - times whether I really am on the bus list
etc. Now I had to write down for this tour forget when it starts. I have only yesterday someone tried to "Cool Dingo" to achieve but to understandably 8.30pm no one there to answer the phone.
So I am this morning the safe side got up at 6 clock and got me down at the reception and waiting ... To
7.40am we were picked up ^ ^
The bus was only for us at the port of Hervey Bay and from there by boat on to the 'Kingfisher Bay Resort. This is a Hotel-/Hostel-/Lodge-Anlage where we will sleep the next 2 nights.
However, it was not long rumgetroedelt but immediately went on in a 4WD bus (which is really necessary, because on Fraser Iceland there are no paved roads) to the nearby "Lake Basin". Of course it went straight to 25Grad warm water, which was beautifully clear. It has only the rustling trees, a few birds and heard the rain. Otherwise it was quiet - very beautiful:)
This beauty was surpassed only by "Lake McKanzie" and it's very clear, blue water. The water was a bit cooler but that was after 45 minutes walk through tropical rain forest is not so bad:) ... also the air conditioning on the bus is broken!
Another walk takes you along a river to hear you can not. As Fraser Iceland is a sand island, the water has not been a barrier over which it must hinwegplaetschern. We did not hear because of the rain we can not hear the river just.
now we have arrived at the lodges and the rooms are really good. The three girls with whom I share a room, are also very nice.
I find most notable by the way that I am the only German on the tour bus. I hear from all sides on the east coast so many German hang out .. somehow I think not ^ ^
Outside it is raining the way, still ... (As was the entire day). The Tour Guide (Graham) has said that just rushes down a bad weather front the east coast - so it is no end in sight!
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Free Samples Of Nh Driver's Exam
Stuck in Bundaberg
or should I say better, "Bundaboring"?
is nothing going on here .. It's Sunday - all the stores have closed (which is pretty typical for Australia) and I'm stuck here because all the roads are blocked up to Cairns at the moment. Why are they locked? Because of the #$%@&* Regen der saemtliche Strassen ueberflutet hat!!
Aber da ich mich mitlerweile daran gewoehnt habe nach dem Motto "erstens kommt es anders und zweitens als man denkt" leben zu muessen habe ich mich nur kurz aufgeregt und sofort angefangen meine Moeglichkeiten zu checken wie ich am schnellsten aus diesem Kaff herauskomme.
Morgen um 10.15 geht mein Zug nach Brisbane und dann um 17.35 geht mein Flug nach Melbourne.
Ich hab mir sagen lassen das in Cairns totales Chaos herrscht, Fluege gecancelt werden, Busse nicht fahren koennen und das ich vermutlich 2 Wochen brauchen werde um bis nach Cairns zu kommen (per Bus).
Wer haette das gedacht - ich habe geplant am 07. Maerz zurueckzufliegen und nun ist es der 18. Februar! But the weather here is just devastating ... who are always putting new "Rain Records'. In Cairns is so much rain fell as never before in 90 years .. ^ ^
Achso I'm so happy by the way better. I've now got the antibiotics and the fever hangs always at 37.5 (without acetaminophen) - which feels better for me about a lot.
or should I say better, "Bundaboring"?
is nothing going on here .. It's Sunday - all the stores have closed (which is pretty typical for Australia) and I'm stuck here because all the roads are blocked up to Cairns at the moment. Why are they locked? Because of the #$%@&* Regen der saemtliche Strassen ueberflutet hat!!
Aber da ich mich mitlerweile daran gewoehnt habe nach dem Motto "erstens kommt es anders und zweitens als man denkt" leben zu muessen habe ich mich nur kurz aufgeregt und sofort angefangen meine Moeglichkeiten zu checken wie ich am schnellsten aus diesem Kaff herauskomme.
Morgen um 10.15 geht mein Zug nach Brisbane und dann um 17.35 geht mein Flug nach Melbourne.
Ich hab mir sagen lassen das in Cairns totales Chaos herrscht, Fluege gecancelt werden, Busse nicht fahren koennen und das ich vermutlich 2 Wochen brauchen werde um bis nach Cairns zu kommen (per Bus).
Wer haette das gedacht - ich habe geplant am 07. Maerz zurueckzufliegen und nun ist es der 18. Februar! But the weather here is just devastating ... who are always putting new "Rain Records'. In Cairns is so much rain fell as never before in 90 years .. ^ ^
Achso I'm so happy by the way better. I've now got the antibiotics and the fever hangs always at 37.5 (without acetaminophen) - which feels better for me about a lot.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Please What Is Bikni?
sick: (
After 3 rainy days on Fraser Iceland (about which I will write when different), I now have thick almonds, constantly high fever and I'm tired all day. Luckily I did not cough for my neck kills me right now.
Due to the fact that right now rushing down a couple of cyclones and the east coast for more than 45 people in the Whitsundays had to be rescued because their boats have been destroyed as I had canceled my tour and I will do all in May or June
for me goes back to Melbourne on Friday -. looking for a job and earn money. So I had me the whole while not presented but what can I do .. It would be a waste of money, I planned my trips would now - in the rain -.
Sunday, February 10, 2008
Watch Brent Corrigan Free
Rainbow Beach
I now have 3 beautiful days in Rainbow Beach was behind me. The weather was great and I have lots of sun bathed and relaxed - Vacation wait:)
But times from the beginning. On Thursday evening I arrived at Rainbow Beach, I got me together with Gemma and Alice (the two Englaenderinnen from Noosa) what to eat searched and am quite early (as tired) went to bed. Has not helped much since the common room was located right next to my room and was just played this evening live music and regular music to 10 to 12. Full of pride I have unpacked my newly acquired Ohrenstoepsel and thought I would be so prepared for all the sound level is ... ! But I was not yet anscheinent
The last time I looked at the clock at half past 1 * grml *
Friday started feeling better:) by 7 clock we were picked up from the hostel and are the "Rainbow Beach harbor driven from there by boat to Tin Can Bay to shippers and to feed dolphins. There were more or less wild dolphins. They could come and go as they wished, however, these dolphins have been coming 17 years to Tin Can Bay to be fed werden.Gefuettert to only 3 kilos per dolphin, so they are not dependent on feeding.
Back at Rainbow Beach we drove to the beach. Sunbathing and swimming in the super-warm sea. At 12 gabs lunch at the Surf Club for RB and then back to the beach - but this time is in the shade because the sun between 12 und 3 clock the most. I fell asleep on the beach and it was nice sooo to wake up and realize "hey, I'm on the beach, the sun is shining, the air is warm and there are no flies or mosquitoes on the beach:)"
Later we shall, " Carlo Sandblow - a huge sand dune that has been named by Captain Cook after one of his crew members. From there you can see the many colors that Rainbow Beach is named. But it does not rainbow colors but just lots of different shades of red, white and black sand.
see beauty still useable from ... Sandblow Carlo is one of the places of one's breath can be robbed.
came the evening, Danny of Brisbane:) And we have relaxed the last two days only - on the beach enjoying the weather and lazy.
This morning at 6 he is again moved back to fly from Brisbane to Melbourne, my bus to Hervey Bay about 3 pm and I have yet to kill 2.5 hours of time which is pretty difficult as it has now started to rain. Luckily I am going away;)
Book Review: Digital Fortress by Dan Brown. In the style of Da Vinci Code Angels and written - very exciting:)) The Eumundi Market
I now have 3 beautiful days in Rainbow Beach was behind me. The weather was great and I have lots of sun bathed and relaxed - Vacation wait:)
But times from the beginning. On Thursday evening I arrived at Rainbow Beach, I got me together with Gemma and Alice (the two Englaenderinnen from Noosa) what to eat searched and am quite early (as tired) went to bed. Has not helped much since the common room was located right next to my room and was just played this evening live music and regular music to 10 to 12. Full of pride I have unpacked my newly acquired Ohrenstoepsel and thought I would be so prepared for all the sound level is ... ! But I was not yet anscheinent
The last time I looked at the clock at half past 1 * grml *
Friday started feeling better:) by 7 clock we were picked up from the hostel and are the "Rainbow Beach harbor driven from there by boat to Tin Can Bay to shippers and to feed dolphins. There were more or less wild dolphins. They could come and go as they wished, however, these dolphins have been coming 17 years to Tin Can Bay to be fed werden.Gefuettert to only 3 kilos per dolphin, so they are not dependent on feeding.
Back at Rainbow Beach we drove to the beach. Sunbathing and swimming in the super-warm sea. At 12 gabs lunch at the Surf Club for RB and then back to the beach - but this time is in the shade because the sun between 12 und 3 clock the most. I fell asleep on the beach and it was nice sooo to wake up and realize "hey, I'm on the beach, the sun is shining, the air is warm and there are no flies or mosquitoes on the beach:)"
Later we shall, " Carlo Sandblow - a huge sand dune that has been named by Captain Cook after one of his crew members. From there you can see the many colors that Rainbow Beach is named. But it does not rainbow colors but just lots of different shades of red, white and black sand.
see beauty still useable from ... Sandblow Carlo is one of the places of one's breath can be robbed.
came the evening, Danny of Brisbane:) And we have relaxed the last two days only - on the beach enjoying the weather and lazy.
This morning at 6 he is again moved back to fly from Brisbane to Melbourne, my bus to Hervey Bay about 3 pm and I have yet to kill 2.5 hours of time which is pretty difficult as it has now started to rain. Luckily I am going away;)
Book Review: Digital Fortress by Dan Brown. In the style of Da Vinci Code Angels and written - very exciting:)) The Eumundi Market
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
What Type Bulb Does My Philips Projection Tv Use
Eumundi market
is very large, very colorful and you can buy almost anything there. But most of all for the home decoration, bags and clothes. Short - I would have half the market can buy out ... It was then, in consideration for my account and my backpack anyway much too full, not to make ^ ^ I will when I'm back in Melbourne once the Queen Victoria Market, go, who will be just as beautiful ... Hopefully
My backpack is the way, today has become easier by 3.5 kilos - are now just on the way to Melbourne ... most of the warm clothes and throw away the paperwork I would not like - in order to decorate photo albums;)
Tonight is again funny - the Swedes come to Noosa:)) I'm looking for so it:) Tomorrow we finally
more .. to Rainbow Beach I hope it rains there is not so much as here!
Can Men Get Thrush From Men
rain, rain forest and visit to Rainbow Beach
Today it rained all day. I do not make the whole day but after I've decided on a rainforest walk and just one kilometers walked it started to rain down with rain! Luckily I had my rain poncho while I bought yesterday at the zoo and then did not use. For now!
I did the Coast Walk. A walk along the coast but still in the rain forest. I have had some very nice views and even saw a wild Koala. It was impressive rather like the waves against the cliffs are clapping and even more impressive were the many surfers who are with her surfboard 2 kilometers or more running only a few good waves to get ^ ^
clears the way back, then a little, and I was hoping for a dry walk back. This hope is extinguished after 10 minutes and then I was so wet that it has not been worth more to put on the poncho. The rain forest has made his name so all the glory ^ ^
re here I just relaxed and I am not gone off as planned and was looking for a post office for most of my warm clothes to send back to Melbourne. Has called for Danny and he told me to work on Thursday and Friday in Brisbane and then have the weekend comes to me to Rainbow Beach:) Tomorrow we
to Eumundi market ... a large market for about 1 hour from here, every Wednesday in Eumundi (what a surprise ^ ^) takes place. Afterwards we have to a chocolate factory and I have to pack my things back even further to draw to Rainbow Beach!
Today it rained all day. I do not make the whole day but after I've decided on a rainforest walk and just one kilometers walked it started to rain down with rain! Luckily I had my rain poncho while I bought yesterday at the zoo and then did not use. For now!
I did the Coast Walk. A walk along the coast but still in the rain forest. I have had some very nice views and even saw a wild Koala. It was impressive rather like the waves against the cliffs are clapping and even more impressive were the many surfers who are with her surfboard 2 kilometers or more running only a few good waves to get ^ ^
clears the way back, then a little, and I was hoping for a dry walk back. This hope is extinguished after 10 minutes and then I was so wet that it has not been worth more to put on the poncho. The rain forest has made his name so all the glory ^ ^
re here I just relaxed and I am not gone off as planned and was looking for a post office for most of my warm clothes to send back to Melbourne. Has called for Danny and he told me to work on Thursday and Friday in Brisbane and then have the weekend comes to me to Rainbow Beach:) Tomorrow we
to Eumundi market ... a large market for about 1 hour from here, every Wednesday in Eumundi (what a surprise ^ ^) takes place. Afterwards we have to a chocolate factory and I have to pack my things back even further to draw to Rainbow Beach!
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Virgo 2010 Horoscope Uk
Australia Zoo
This morning at 8:30 we took a Busshuttel to Australia Zoo. The home of Steve Irwin (his parents founded the zoo), many crocodiles, koalas, Schlangen und unzaehligen Voegeln.
1 Stunde Busfahr, 5 Minuten schlange stehn und 44.90$ spaeter standen wir im Zoo und wurden von einer lebensechten Statue der Familie Irwin begruesst. Wir sind in diesem Fall uebrigens 2 Englaenderinnen und ich. Als erstes haben wir uns ein paar Echsen und Krokodile angeguckt. Ich moechte wirklich nicht eins der Gehege fallen denn die Zaehnevon den Salzwasserkrokos waren schon sehr beeindruckend!! Nachdem wir uns also alle einig waren das wir besser nicht mit den Krokos kuscheln ging es weiter zu den harmlosen, dafuer aber sehr sehr alten Schildkroeten. Wusstet ihr das Schildkroeten durch ihren Panzer fuehlen koennen??? Einer der Pfleger hat den Panzer der Schildkroeten massiert und diese haben so reagiert wie ein Hund wenn He is tickled in the right place. Of course they have not thrown the case back and his tail wagged, but one has been able to see that they have enjoyed it!
went after it the turtles to the absolutely cute wombats. If you would like to see the one they just hug and cuddle like a teddy bear:)
is what we have not done and of course prefer the first highlight of the day are gone - feed elephants!
It was a really weird feeling as this huge elephant very carefully wrapped his trunk around my hand and taken out the apple has. I expected that the trunk is rather rough because the elephant so yes schrabbt all day long over the floor. If he does not ... the Ruesselspitze is very soft and sensitive:)
Of the elephants went there directly to the "Crocoseum" - a huge arena is presented where a crocodile is really how strong (very strong), how large can be parrots (very big) and how to behave when one is bitten by a snake. Is Steve Irwin
you take a book and look first whether the snake is poisonous. If you are a normal person to tie a bandage (you should always have it) very tightly around the bite and calls the emergency call.
When we moved on after the show by the zoo, kangaroos have stroked and caressed the Echidna (Spiny small marsupials), we ran a guy with a snake on the arm over the road. I could not help it, I just had to stroke and it has angefuehlt great! Very soft and warm - not at all slimy:)
We went to the koalas - the second (or after the snake actually third) highlight of the day.
koalas have the same effect as wombats, they are cute and cuddly and in this case was allowed to even touch it:) The fur is sooo soft and here it was a great feeling to be so close to these animals:) Did you know that Eukalyptusblaetter toxic and have the baby koala at the beginning of a bit from the feces of the mother to eat the leaves themselves are too toxic for them??
Finally, it was still at the Tiger Temple. These animals are simply beautiful and just impress ... We have come just in time to feed and a tiger has gestelt on his hind paws and leaning against the visitors' window. Wow ... 2 meters or more it was great!
I do not know yet what I'm doing tomorrow but I think I'll just relax on the beach or explore before the adjacent National Park. There is a 3 hour's walk you can make the ... I do that sometimes depending on the weather;)
This morning at 8:30 we took a Busshuttel to Australia Zoo. The home of Steve Irwin (his parents founded the zoo), many crocodiles, koalas, Schlangen und unzaehligen Voegeln.
1 Stunde Busfahr, 5 Minuten schlange stehn und 44.90$ spaeter standen wir im Zoo und wurden von einer lebensechten Statue der Familie Irwin begruesst. Wir sind in diesem Fall uebrigens 2 Englaenderinnen und ich. Als erstes haben wir uns ein paar Echsen und Krokodile angeguckt. Ich moechte wirklich nicht eins der Gehege fallen denn die Zaehnevon den Salzwasserkrokos waren schon sehr beeindruckend!! Nachdem wir uns also alle einig waren das wir besser nicht mit den Krokos kuscheln ging es weiter zu den harmlosen, dafuer aber sehr sehr alten Schildkroeten. Wusstet ihr das Schildkroeten durch ihren Panzer fuehlen koennen??? Einer der Pfleger hat den Panzer der Schildkroeten massiert und diese haben so reagiert wie ein Hund wenn He is tickled in the right place. Of course they have not thrown the case back and his tail wagged, but one has been able to see that they have enjoyed it!
went after it the turtles to the absolutely cute wombats. If you would like to see the one they just hug and cuddle like a teddy bear:)
is what we have not done and of course prefer the first highlight of the day are gone - feed elephants!
It was a really weird feeling as this huge elephant very carefully wrapped his trunk around my hand and taken out the apple has. I expected that the trunk is rather rough because the elephant so yes schrabbt all day long over the floor. If he does not ... the Ruesselspitze is very soft and sensitive:)
Of the elephants went there directly to the "Crocoseum" - a huge arena is presented where a crocodile is really how strong (very strong), how large can be parrots (very big) and how to behave when one is bitten by a snake. Is Steve Irwin
you take a book and look first whether the snake is poisonous. If you are a normal person to tie a bandage (you should always have it) very tightly around the bite and calls the emergency call.
When we moved on after the show by the zoo, kangaroos have stroked and caressed the Echidna (Spiny small marsupials), we ran a guy with a snake on the arm over the road. I could not help it, I just had to stroke and it has angefuehlt great! Very soft and warm - not at all slimy:)
We went to the koalas - the second (or after the snake actually third) highlight of the day.
koalas have the same effect as wombats, they are cute and cuddly and in this case was allowed to even touch it:) The fur is sooo soft and here it was a great feeling to be so close to these animals:) Did you know that Eukalyptusblaetter toxic and have the baby koala at the beginning of a bit from the feces of the mother to eat the leaves themselves are too toxic for them??
Finally, it was still at the Tiger Temple. These animals are simply beautiful and just impress ... We have come just in time to feed and a tiger has gestelt on his hind paws and leaning against the visitors' window. Wow ... 2 meters or more it was great!
I do not know yet what I'm doing tomorrow but I think I'll just relax on the beach or explore before the adjacent National Park. There is a 3 hour's walk you can make the ... I do that sometimes depending on the weather;)
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Invitation Letter Model Wedding
Byron Bay - Brisbane - Noosa
was found yesterday in the rain from Byron Bay to Brisbane rather unspaektakulaer. On the way we have between Surfers Paradise and Brisbane stopped for "zorbing". There have been only a few people off the bus and I regret it now have not made it, but one probably. yes I'll come again in the corner here:)
"Zorbing" is quickly explained. You need: a big plastic ball with a smaller inside of it (which is fixed with a few hundred ropes on the outer sphere), 60 liters of water and 3 people. These are then put together with the water in the plastic ball and rolled down a hillside about 75 feet long! It looks damn like fun but I'm not married ... habs
arrived in Brisbane, we were directly off outside our hostel (very useful with 25 kilos of luggage) and could then explore this city. Unfortunately, it was already quite late, so most shops already closed had and it started to get dark. Still useable, I can say very reminiscent of the Brisbane Melbourne. It is a colorful mix of old buildings and skyscrapers. There are also many small shops, clubs, bars and restaurants. Again, I regret that I did not stay longer but - as I said - I'll be determined once more again;)
This morning I had to once again make the discovery that the time before the alarm clock ringing much more slowly passes, as the time after the ringing alarm clock (which is where you can still lie in bed). So I am awake for 4 clock more or less, and I looked up about 5:30 every 10 minutes on my phone. At 6:30 then my bus went to Noosa. In the bus I could catch up on some sleep and luckily I am now more or less fresh and rested in Noosa!
Noosa is a very small, quiet town which I shall visit again - hoffentlihc it is not so far from the nearest supermarket. The hostel is surrounded by quite a bit of nature and located close to the beach. The people are nice and I feel great as always:) Tomorrow we
to Australia Zoo - Koalas stroke:)
was found yesterday in the rain from Byron Bay to Brisbane rather unspaektakulaer. On the way we have between Surfers Paradise and Brisbane stopped for "zorbing". There have been only a few people off the bus and I regret it now have not made it, but one probably. yes I'll come again in the corner here:)
"Zorbing" is quickly explained. You need: a big plastic ball with a smaller inside of it (which is fixed with a few hundred ropes on the outer sphere), 60 liters of water and 3 people. These are then put together with the water in the plastic ball and rolled down a hillside about 75 feet long! It looks damn like fun but I'm not married ... habs
arrived in Brisbane, we were directly off outside our hostel (very useful with 25 kilos of luggage) and could then explore this city. Unfortunately, it was already quite late, so most shops already closed had and it started to get dark. Still useable, I can say very reminiscent of the Brisbane Melbourne. It is a colorful mix of old buildings and skyscrapers. There are also many small shops, clubs, bars and restaurants. Again, I regret that I did not stay longer but - as I said - I'll be determined once more again;)
This morning I had to once again make the discovery that the time before the alarm clock ringing much more slowly passes, as the time after the ringing alarm clock (which is where you can still lie in bed). So I am awake for 4 clock more or less, and I looked up about 5:30 every 10 minutes on my phone. At 6:30 then my bus went to Noosa. In the bus I could catch up on some sleep and luckily I am now more or less fresh and rested in Noosa!
Noosa is a very small, quiet town which I shall visit again - hoffentlihc it is not so far from the nearest supermarket. The hostel is surrounded by quite a bit of nature and located close to the beach. The people are nice and I feel great as always:) Tomorrow we
to Australia Zoo - Koalas stroke:)
Friday, February 1, 2008
Where Can I Get Trucks For My 6 Tech Decks
Finally .. .
I did it ... I was at the most easterly point of Australia's mainland! Fortunately
have made Sweden a diving course and thereby learned to know a guy who lives here in Byron Bay ... who declared themselves to sending you ready for us to play the tour guide and drove us to the lighthouse:) I'm
So completely pain free, in a well-tempered car (it was damn hot out there) drove to the lighthouse and back again. In between I've still I caught a sunburn ^ ^
But times .... to Cape Byron The lighthouse looks from Byron Bay, bigger than he really is. He can climb up but unfortunately not even the ground you have a magnificent view of the many beaches around Byron Bay. Then we had about 5 minutes on foot to run for one and now I can finally at the top of Cape Byron to say "I was at the most easterly point of Australia":)
highlight of the day: On the way back we still have a stingray and Dolphins seen a scrape. I really goose bumps went over the back when I saw the! :) It looked really great as the Finns looked again out of the water have dolphin and 2 can even be carried away to have a jump:)
When we were back at the hostel we went first into the pool, it was so warm and humid ... it has nowhere else endured and in the evening we went to the "Cheeky Monkeys" to celebrate my departure, or to drink to see you in Cairns.
Robin, Fredrik and Martin (the Swedes) are now down to Nimbin and I'm sitting here in Byron Bay and wait for my bus to Brisbane. If it were not all that bad if it would not pour out like rain. I had planned to make new flip flops To buy, as I have in my 5 months after a hole was gone.
Anyway - I stay in Brisbane for one night and then it'll continue to Noosa National Park and a look at Australia Zoo.
I did it ... I was at the most easterly point of Australia's mainland! Fortunately
have made Sweden a diving course and thereby learned to know a guy who lives here in Byron Bay ... who declared themselves to sending you ready for us to play the tour guide and drove us to the lighthouse:) I'm
So completely pain free, in a well-tempered car (it was damn hot out there) drove to the lighthouse and back again. In between I've still I caught a sunburn ^ ^
But times .... to Cape Byron The lighthouse looks from Byron Bay, bigger than he really is. He can climb up but unfortunately not even the ground you have a magnificent view of the many beaches around Byron Bay. Then we had about 5 minutes on foot to run for one and now I can finally at the top of Cape Byron to say "I was at the most easterly point of Australia":)
highlight of the day: On the way back we still have a stingray and Dolphins seen a scrape. I really goose bumps went over the back when I saw the! :) It looked really great as the Finns looked again out of the water have dolphin and 2 can even be carried away to have a jump:)
When we were back at the hostel we went first into the pool, it was so warm and humid ... it has nowhere else endured and in the evening we went to the "Cheeky Monkeys" to celebrate my departure, or to drink to see you in Cairns.
Robin, Fredrik and Martin (the Swedes) are now down to Nimbin and I'm sitting here in Byron Bay and wait for my bus to Brisbane. If it were not all that bad if it would not pour out like rain. I had planned to make new flip flops To buy, as I have in my 5 months after a hole was gone.
Anyway - I stay in Brisbane for one night and then it'll continue to Noosa National Park and a look at Australia Zoo.
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