Spring Hill Mews Brisbane
27 Birley Street, Spring Hill Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
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Brisbane Heat
... emerged with a normal hairstyle rather than any of the variety of horrible Aussie haircuts that abound, such as the mullet. St James Market took a while, with not only the distraction of food shops but also a very lovely cookware shop (we were very tempted by the gingerbread house cutters, but decided we prefer to freestyle in or house designs, and also, we prefered not to carry them). Two delicious late lunches later we headed back into the city centre slurping our ...
No time for jetlag
... significantly, Uluru, or Ayers Rock. Chris is beside himself with excitement at the prospect of stargazing and losing himself with astrophotography. I’m beside myself with the fear that this will be the time when all of Australia’s critters – scorpions, snakes, and spiders – make themselves known. I will be sleeping with one eye open and shaking shoes/towels/clothing for a good ten minutes prior to using each time. You know, ...
Cuddle Time with Aussie Wildlife
November 19th
– We got up and left the hostel pretty quickly this morning, since
we wanted to get another round of surfing in before we drove up to
Brisbane later. We suited up, rented another surfboard and walked to
the beach. It was much busier today, being Saturday and all, so we
had to walk a bit further on the hot sand to find a good location.
The waves looked more or less the same as yesterday... still big and
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The River City
... the front of the building, finally Mel thought to her-self as she was desperate for the toilet. There were some really good exhibitions on show; a modern aboriginal art, a textile and a collection based around human remembrance that I think touched both Mel and myself.
That evening we had a great meal in an underground restaurant called Verve that reminded me a little of the cavern club, before having an early night before another early start and long day ahead of us. ...
Walkabout
... Snake; truly) where auntie lives. But we got waylaid. Who wants to sit on a mini motorway when there are intriguing signposts, telling you that Moreton and Deception bays are within an easy drive. We strolled round a Lake in Sandhut, or Sandhearn or somewhere like that. We drove over a long bridge near Brighton on Moreton Bay. We paddled with ...



