Clowance Ballarat

... poured worth $115000. Pretty hot! Walking back to pan for gold the boys saw the pantomine on again so had to go again. They liked it just as much the 2nd time, at least it had different actors so was a little different. Was a little harder finding the gold today in the pan but Jeremy stuck at it and got a bit... Ethan also found a couple of good pieces. Once again - one of the last to leave. As the night ends - the rain is falling again.

... panned twice that day and found a minute speck which would only be picked up by the suns rays or a thick pair of coke bottle glasses. Jacob and Cherie then took a ride on the Ballarat to Geelong Cobb & Co. Stage Coach but only for a quick trip around the theme park of course. It was good to see the joy on Jacob's face as the coach drove away, I mean this is what the journey is all about! The highlight of the afternoon was when the boy's and girl's split up. Cherie ...

... will try that out later.... we settle in to the little bog standard cabin- this one has an oven so d.o.t.d will be another roast dinner and veggies- see its not all barbies - the supermarket is just down the road but before we get to go the heavens open again! the staff are thrilled to bits- they were planting palm trees around the pool when we arrived- they wont need to water them now! and our choice of accomodation for two nights is ...

... in my beliefs things come in 3.. once strike 3 hits its a sign not to force anything. So I took it as this donation cannot be made and is not needed at this time... so I go off ... back to my bungalow. I walk in the living area and over here over the intercom a message that I only get half of. Genna was making a public announcement about a request for prayer. I only caught the end so I don't know what it is she was asking. This made me feel angry... for I felt ...

... These formations include Loch Ard Gorge, the Grotto, London Bridge (renamed to London Arch in recent years after the 'bridge' partially collapsed), and most famously The Twelve Apostles. I took a helicopter ride up to see the Twelve Apostles and what a birds eye view we had...this was my first time in a helicopter. And it felt almost like we were floating...I wasn't even scared despite the flimsy plastic door ...

... Gefängnis habe ich mich dann dagegen entschieden verhaftet und eingeschlossen zu werden (klaustophobischer Alptraum) und habe mir selbst alles angesehen. Die haben da wohl von jedem Gehängten eine Todesmaske gemacht, also hatten sie zu jeder Geschichte eine Gipsbüste von dem Gehängten. Manche hatten noch Wimpern dran kleben. Unheimlich. Ned Kelly, der berühmt berüchtigte Australische Robin Hood/Krimineller ist dort auch gehängt worden. Viele andere auch. Unter anderem 5 Frauen. Der ...

... car we crashed and to claim the insurance and rego (tax) money back! We then drove back to Melbourne and to start our journey onwards towards Adelaide where we were to collect a campervan relocation over to Perth for britz campervans! We got as far as Apollo Bay on the great ocean road after seeing a comet in the sky! we managed to find a place at 10.30pm at a backpackers place out the back in an old 60's style caravan as they were full but they usually rent the ...

... rather stupid. A taxi van pulled over and a man in it said im going your way jump in. so we did, pity he hadn't asked where exactly we were headed..... okay here is where Lilli is suppose to start writing , but shes asleep and cant be bothered so this will stay incomplete until she chooses to finish it Sat- haircuts okay back to me Sunday consisted of more shopping and we hear our fans complaints about too many photos of shoes , so we will refrain from describing our shopping ...

... we relaxed in the Casino and all came away winners. After a few days in Melbourne it was time to move on again, we returned the Scooter and was on our way again. We had a few days on the coast driving the Great Ocean Road, we saw our first wild Koala's, visited a light house and walked the Otways Canopy walkway. The Great ocean road was spectacular in places and the Twelve Apostles were very picturesque. We spent a few days in the gold towns of ...

... pinnacle of the rocky outcrop and below us the rock cut away so we had only air beneath us. It made our legs go to jelly if we thought about it!. As always the hike back seemed much quicker and we were ravenous as we tucked into our chinese left overs. Our craving for chinese was now more than satisfied! Borokas lookout and Reids lookout gave us some awe inspiring views across both sides of the Mountain, across the plains and across the Grampians. You could see for miles and ...