Travellers Rest Sydney

ok so to all who have been reading my map pin comments, moaning all the time, you can now disregard them as the lovely people at travelpod have amended my map so that it now resembles a more accurate route of our travels. though one or two of the pins may still be a little wonky. anyway, my thanks to the travelpod peeps for doing that. i was actually coming around to the idea of my 'spiderweb' map, but it's probably better than it's correct now. cheers. me x.

ok. so the news is we are now in sydney and staying in the heart of backpacker country, king's cross, home too though to many a hard-working hooker, pimp, dealer, junkie, crazy person and yuppies, who just love the grime of this place! anyway, we're here now and ready to sell the van, but while we wait and wait and wait for the phone calls to hopefully flood in, there is much time to do nothing and so, while sean watches sunday sports and mans the phone, i blog! ok. so last time i wrote, we w...

ok so it is a bloody miserable day in sydney today and so while the rain hinders our ability to wait on the pavement, with the van, to snag foot traffic, i thought i might as well come and continue from where we left off, so here continues the tale... albany, mount barker, and the porongurup and stirling ranges... after leaving the 'kangaroo poo' caravan park and the tiny town of denmark, we decided to drive onto albany, where we planned to spend a few hours taking in the natural wonders that...

tonight is our last night in oz! : ( not groovy! squeezing in an hour or two of blogging before snapping a few hookers in king's cross! groovy! well, that's the plan, but with so little time to blog, take pix, and pack up, who knows if it will all come together? anyway, coober pedy... the drive north to coober pedy / coober pedy, eccentric town in the centre! after leaving the nuttbush retreat and running errands in port augusta - mainly trying to get through to an english speaking person fro...

Hello, hello. I know it's been a long time but we've actually been out there doing stuff. Sydney is an amazing city & a strange one at that - usual city stuff & then tagged on are two iconic pieces of architecture, several wharfs & harbours & loads of beaches (you can live by the beach & travel half an hour to work in the city, how cool is that?). The city is huge with loads of distinct areas lots of them with English inspired names, Liverpool, Penrith, Kings Cross. Kings ...