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Glenelg

A travel blog entry by vcostis

After a few hours sleep we got up and into the car for our trip to Glenelg. What a funny day! Donna nattered away all the way there, we went to the oyster Bar where RB ate a oyster and grew an afro! I had a run on the beach and after a short break with a happy ending we went for an organic pizza then bed!!

Glenelg

A travel blog entry by kathdownunder

... creation whilst sitting in the sun :) I then walked back to the hostel, cooked dinner and skyped Luisa before having a shower. I chatted to a girl in my room from Sheffield who is also going to Kangaroo Island tomorrow (to do volunteer work) and then helped the boy/girl in my room from Taiwan to find a hostel for Friday night. I then eventually headed to bed as have a really early ...

Unpacking Pounds Before Packing My Bags

A travel blog entry by mel_andrew_21st

... first is hiking up Mt Sinai. The second is visiting the Atlantis waterpark in Dubai.

Now, I love mountains and I love water slides. But I do not love my chances of making it up the mountain without collapsing and I definitely don't love the way I look in my bathers.

So today I took $200 I would have loved to spend on souvenirs and I signed up for a 12-week exercise and healthy eating program.

It starts in a ...

Day 23 - Adelaide City, West Beach & Glenelg areas

A travel blog entry by tweaksta

... had to ride in circles to warm up beside the jetty before embarking on the ride back to West Beach. The wind went straight through us but we soon warmed up. The ride was only a few km but it was awesome.

We took the caravan park's own dedicated exit off the cycleway and into the park. We were at least 200m from the nearest camper so we were able to enjoy the view of the Adelaide Hills with the side door open while we watched TV and did our daily intergooglewebbing. ...

The MOST happening city in Australia

A travel blog entry by angierich

... them out of the sky...it was very cool to watch!! Sun night we just stayed in and cooked dinner in the apartment as we had to be up early enough on the Monday to do the 8.5hr drive back to Melbourne.

I suppose the best way to describe Adelaide would be sleepy, we didn’t want a mad weekend so it just suited us to chill out and take it easy. It is a very pretty city with lots of churches but we preferred the beachy/coastal suburbs to the actual ...