Limestone Coast Tourist Park Mount Gambier

Today was the much anticipated Great White Shark dive. Woke up early and caught the boat. Absolutly amazing. Those who know me no my fascination and fear of sharks and to see these monsters in there environment was incredible. Three seperate sharks showed up throughout the day. The smallest at about 10" and the big one at 15'. These hunting machines that seem to show up out of nowhere and dissapear just as quickly. When a new shark would ...

... planned to stay here for 2 nights so that I could meet up with my friends, it was a relief to know that I did not have to get up in the morning, pack everything up and drive off into the sunrise. I spent much of the evening trying to pay the freeway toll which is no as easy as it should be and annoying as I barely got to use the freeway in any case, I think I finally worked out how to pay but as it was so complicated I would not be ...

... direcção a Victória, ainda tivémos tempo de visitar as grutas jardim no centro da cidade e o Umpherston Sinkhole (Gruta de Umpherston). CZ: Mount Gambier je trochu dal od pobrezi a uz skoro na hranici s Victorii. Mesto stoji na trech vyhaslych sopkach a v kazdem z krateru je sopecne jezero. Nejvetsi z nich je neuveritelne Modre jezero, ktere nejakym zazrakem v letnim obdobi zmodra, vypada to, jako by do nej nekdo vyprazdnil cisternu modre ...

... all our travel documents and will put a copy in everyones suitcase so if anything happens to the originals we can easily get replacments. We have booked all the internal things via internet and we are all hoping that Mum & I haven't fogetten anything and it all works out. I am sure that there will be some sort of little hiccup along the way. I will list another post just before we leave and after that it will be from SEATTLE!!!

... to our journey - the sun is just perfect and as we sail across the bay a big yacht race gets underway - there are about 60 boats all heading for the ocean. We pass the homes of the rich and famous that overlook the sea and this leg of the journey is over far too quickly but theres a long way to go yet...at lorne we all stop for a late lunch in a restaurant by the jetty . the route has already taken us past some spectacular coastal scenery but the twists and turns and ...

... The Coorong - lagoons enclosed by miles of sanddunes out towards the sea - breeding grounds for vast numbers of birds. We only saw The Coorong from the road, and there were several spectactular points where we turned corners, and saw the most beautiful scenic views - giant sand mounds reminiscent of Fraser Island. The ...