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St. Albans
Travel Blogs from St. Albans, Australia
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The Comedy Channel 2005 Short Film Festival
This is a top pick! This evening I attended the free outdoor evening show at Federation Square, as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival's conclusion. It was well attended and the quality of acts very high. Out of the many performances my favourites were ...
Go West!
This is a top pick! ... parcel of travelling; you think you'll get used to it but you never do. Winter is approaching and today I'm wearing my fleece and jacket. The road ahead will hopefully take us to a warmer climate as we eventually head up the west coast of ...
Queens Day in Melbourne
This is a top pick! Today was Queens Day - a Dutch holiday that was being celebrated in Federation Square. Many Dutch people descended on the square (including a fair share of backpackers) to participate in the music, watch the clog dancing and sample the food from home. ...
Back in Melbourne
This is a top pick! Hey, I'm back on the mainland! Jorgen, Dominik, Sheila (the car) and I arrived in the Port of Melbourne early this morning on the Spirit of Tasmania 1 ferry. The ten hour ride back from Davenport was a little more rough over the Bass Strait, but as ...
St. Albans
This is a top pick! ... eventually, even though I went last Saturday). They are set for the day they happened. Anyways, yes: "Today" I went to a place called St. Albans (north of London, I believe). It was a bit of a dreary day (and started a little too early for my taste), ...
Melbourne
Melbourne! nice city, spent a day doing the walking tour around the city theres some really nice buildings. went on the neighbours tour to ramsay street and the school which was good fun, then me and susi took the car to the street on a filming day and ...
Wisemans Ferry, the Hawkesbury River and St Albans
Cruising on the Hawkesbury, lunch at the Settlers Inn in St ...
Australia's great coastal highway
... was built in the 1930's as a memorial to the servicemen of World War I and hugs the clifftops of this rugged coastline. Australia's coastline is mostly made out of limestone, so it easily gets eroded by the ocean waves, winds and other natural ...
Half Way
... map and thankfully escape. We cross the river on the eponymous Wiseman's ferry and for the next 20km, the road is gravel. At St Albans, we had booked into the Settlers Arms for 2 nights. It was outwardly attractive but the room was in a hot ...
Escape the cold
Finally, today is the day … We left very late, at 2pm from Melbourne as we still have to clean up the house for buyers and put rest of the staff in storage… At the end of all of it … WE ARE FINALLY ON THE ROAD, our life dream is ...
Off to England
Have tux will travel After almost 2 weeks of staying with my relatives, I figured it was time to move on. So I flew down to Luton (just outside of London) to visit a friend from Canada who had moved over to England just about 8 years ago. The weekend ...
We arrive in the land down under
... St Paddy's day to all the irish that read this (paraics family and friends). We have also been to the National Bank of Australia Cup Final between Brisbane Lions and Carlton. Carlton play in blue and white so i was going for them and we won!! Great ...
Quaint and gigantic - YES!
... A busy and exhausting 2 days - but so awesome and well-worth the many miles we walked to see it all. Yesterday, we visited St. Alban - a gorgeous little town in the Heartland of England. It's main draw is its cathedral - it has the second longest nave ...
Melborne
Travelled with Chris Hoye, one of my best friends from Telluride, for a week. He is from Australia, so he showed me around. We went caving, two days climbing, and two days skiing. Got fucked up along the way several ...
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