Coolum Motel Coolum Beach
1862 David Low Way Coolum Beach, Queensland, Australia
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The Big Wedding!
After a very hectic week of work (well ok there was a wee bit of drinking in there as well!) I headed up the coast from Brisbane to Coolum Bay. It's about 1-1/2 hrs North of the city and is a really nice wee place. Think I probably didn't see the best of it as the clouds had moved in and weren't keen on moving but still a cool little town and …
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... and once she had been sure to cover the eggs she worked her way around to face the water and made her way back down the beach and out to sea.
Apparently she will be back in a couple of weeks to lay another 120+ eggs… she does this four times during the laying season. The eggs are from several different fathers and once laid, that’s her job done she never sees them again or goes back to check on their hatching. Only 1 in 1000 of the ...
Bellooooooza
... Carmina (the other tagging boat) and Xiphius (the biopsy boat) went out early for the first trial, and we went out at about 10 to be on the water and in position with a pod of whales by 1:30pm. Heading out of the Noosa river was uneventful as there was little to no swell, so the bar crossing was nice and easy – I was looking forward to an exciting bar crossing, as the waves sometimes get huge, and we had had training on what to do if you go overboard etc – but ...
Jurassic park during renovations!
... No photos really captured it properly! When the rain hit, it really hit! Monsoon style we got slammed for about an hour and a half! Then back up the mountain we went, and all the ticks were out in the damp atmosphere, not pleasant!
We have been keeping a very close eye on the Rugby World Cup, I am the only Welsh person here and there are loads of Irish people so watching yesterdays match was nailbiting! But I am very proud of the boys for pulling through! Cymru Am ...
Day 07 of 88: It's what the Strawberries want...
... our back were desperate for a break. Refreshed from our break we continued to pick until at 12pm we were finished picking and finished for the day.
We were all hunched over in agony and it took us the rest of the day to recover, so from 12 - 7pm, dinner time, we sat in the caravan recovering. The next day wasn't a picking day and we were required to complete our 6hrs assisting with the dismantling of empty blocks, again the physical nature of the ...


