Cairns Queenslander Apts

... but not for long as two crazy fools had a skydive to do at 2. Before you think it, no I am not mad enough to do that, I like to be sitting in a plane not jumping out. It was amazing to watch thou, they seemed to fall for ages, and they come flying into the drop zone at some speedy and with a bit of a bump. Big grins told me they thoroughly enjoyed it thou.<br>We didn&#8217;t get back until early evening so we decided just to chill out and as you may have noticed I caught up with this blog.

For those who like nature, hiking, and learning about the culture, flora and fauna from a well trained guide, we recommend the following:<br><br>Mount 'n Beach Safaris for the Blue Mountain bushwalk of the World Heritage site, outside of Sydney. Melanie was our ...

last day we are going home soooooooooooo sad <br>this is the oztips final ladder <br><br> <br> Current Ladder Show Full Ladder <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> Rank<br> (LW)<br> <br> <br> Tipster<br> <br> Points<br> <br> 1<br> (2)<br> <br> <br> noah fisher<br> <br> 162<br> <br> 2<br> (1)<br> <br> <br> Coonies<br> <br> 158<br> <br> 2<br> (3)<br> <br> <br> Rodsta<br> <br> 158 ...

... from my forehead so i couldn't re-enact this incredible moment.<br><br>The tour also involved a very good feeding. I had 3 bacon and egg sarnies for breakfast (Natalie had one and a half). We also had a massive pub lunch and some home made chocolates from Gallo Chocolate and Cheese shop. That's about it for that trip and it only cost the equivalent of 25 pounds!!!<br><br>Today we headed off on another day trip with the same company to Cape Tribulation. This was also ...

... And Em's VERY FIRST STEAK! Alcohol may have been had. Ditto Tim Tams. <br>12th June - We left Shoal Bay Hotel and went to a cafe in the morning and got really good Hot Chocolate because it was SUPER cold. We went on our Dolphin Cruise and SAW DOLPHINS. Wild. It was awesome!! Then we arrived in Sydney, did a quick tour of Sydney. Stopped off at Mrs MacQuarie's chair and took our group photo with the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House in the background. Then ...

... up, the Great Barrier Reef and a 3 day 2 night trip on a boat about 50-60 miles off shore. In a hectic schedule I dived 10 times in 3 days, first dive at 6am, then breakfast, snorkel after that, then dive again at 10.30, lunch, snorkel, dive, dinner, night dive, dessert, wine, collapse!! On the very first dive my dive buddy Matthieu (from France) and I saw 3 sharks within the first 5 minutes! Not deadly to humans mind, just 2 metre long White Tip Reef ...

... as we did for the things that they had been missing whilst in South East Asia aswell ha ha. We made pasta for dinner and then sat up late into the night drinking wine and exchanging stories. On Thursday we had a major planning day - Micha and Emma booked a campervan to drive down the whole East coast with, whilst Jimmy and I invested in Greyhound bus passes and booked an overnight tour for Sunday to Cape Tribulation which is exciting. In the ...

... så pass avlägset att vi bor och dyker från en båt s.k. "liveaboard". Korallreven här är mer välbevarade och vi kan undvika trängsel. Turen avgår redan på eftermiddagen, så vi packar snabbt ihop våra väskor och ställer mentalt om till dykning. Till vår fasa upptäcker vi att Lennart glömt att packa undervattenshuset till kameran och springer runt halva stan för att leta efter rätt modell. När svetten börjar porla längsmed ryggraden ...

... secretly doubting my confidence. When the platter came out it was actually smaller than I expected&#8230;but wait, there wasn&#8217;t just one but two separate cuts of meat on it folded over a heap of fries! I snapped a photo, the count started and I dove in. Te steak was a bit more cooked thru than I prefer making it actually harder to chew and thus more time consuming, but at least it had good flavor. After about halfway thru I could feel my reflexes slowing as I certainly ...