Allambi Holiday Apartments Lakes Entrance
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Leerlauf
... in Melbourne, ca. 20 Minuten vom Camping entfernt, könne sich des Problems annehmen.
So ergab es sich, dass wir Annette und Jörg, die wir auf dem Camping zuvor ausgiebig verabschiedet und mit guten Reisewünschen für ihre Heimkehr nach Deutschland ausgestattet hatten, bei der Apollo Mietstation erneut antrafen. Sie hatten ihr Fahrzeug bereits erfolgreich retourniert und warteten auf ihr Taxi zum Flughafen, während Gax einem Mechaniker über die ...
Malacoota to Bruthen
... Despite being Victoria's most precarious road it was an unforgettable, breathtaking drive.
Having heard so much about Rail Trails, (long cycle tracks that follow former railway paths) we rode the Bruthen to Nicholson leg. Hmmmm, the tracks are flat, long and wide. With the exception of cycling through millions of butterflies as they flittered around us and having to brake hard to avoid an ambling echidna crossing the path, it was a fairly lacklustre ride. We enjoyed a ...
Igel, Kängurus und eine Schlange
... war es schon fast dunkel. Wir statteten dem 90 Miles Beach noch einen kurzen Besuch ab und kauften ein paar Nahrungsmittelvorräte ein, insbesondere die von Annabelle empfohlenen Tim Tams in allen erdenklichen Geschmacksrichtungen zum Sonderpreis (sehr lecker!), und aßen in einer kleinen Burger-Imbissbude für ca. 27 $. Karin bestellte einen “Seafood Basket”, der sich dann aber ganz Imbiss-typisch als eine Portion Pommes mit frittiertem Meereszeug entpuppte. Nun ja.
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Captain Courageous & his waterproofs
... the ski lifts) I had never expected to see anything white and wintery. After all, this is Australia! It is Summer! We had been told by the Perth XK crowd that we were mad and would FRY!!!
Shall I send them pictures of the little mounds of hail we saw by the roadside?
The landscape changed again as we climbed through the mountainous region, the foliage once more becoming dense and lush. By the side of the road apart from the occasional white ...
Aussie Birthday
... but he seems really nice and friendly so as long as you can work the volume on your ipod and drown him out you’re all good.
We drove for about 3or so hours before our first real stop which was in the Wilson Promontory National Park at the old air field. Here we got out for about 30-40 minutes to walk around and see wild kangaroos and emus (we don’t really care about emus we just focus on the kangaroos). So we’re walking around this open space filled ...