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An awful lot of kangaroos
First thing this morning we went to Griffin’s Island which is connected to Port Fairy (where we had been staying) by a little bridge. it’s a breeding ground for short-tailed shearwaters (they come back here every year to the same burrows to breed) - unfortunately they had all flown away to where ever they go when they are not …
Under the Reservoir Wall
... it needed to be. The wind was still from the Southern Ocean so still very cold, especially at night. We had to put the spare bed cushions (intended for a child in the upper berth but I think it would constitute abuse to make anybody sleep in such a small space) against the windows to give extra insulation and stop the cold air pouring down. It worked reasonably well!
When we left Koroit we spotted a reference to a gannet colony in a book so headed there. It is meant to be ...
The Grampians
... but you can’t touch a deer, which isn’t native to Australia??
Saturday 24 November – Day 250
We were a little stiff from yesterday’s walk so we struggled to get out early today, mainly because we had to stretch for ten minutes so we could negotiate the two steps down from our bed.
However once up and out we headed to Mount Difficult (why not; we’re up for the challenge!), the highest peak in ...
The Grampians - Wowzers!
... on the hostel, and the noise they made resembled a pack of screeching hyena's. After another exciting pasta dish we sat in the non Chinese room and met some other couples who were really nice and we swapped numbers and email address', hopefully some work may come from this. We went to our room only to walk into a wall of ****, a smell not made by Simon this time but the 2 other boys that had entered our room. Trying to stifle our giggles ...
Final day on tour - The Grampians
... I was on top of the world whisky trying not to get blown away at the same time!! Me and Sarah didn't listen to out annoying tour guide properly and got lost for a short while and then eventually found our way and walked back down together. It started to rain whilst we were at the top which caused issues as the rocks became slippery. I had a few silly falls which weren't too painful just funny as I landed on my bum but half way down I had a really bad ...
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