Darwin Central Hotel (Studio)

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... about what you might be able to get out to see or what you might have to snap a photo of out the bus window. <br> Still Australia is a good place and we love visiting and always have a good time when we are here. We'll start making some allowances for lower dollar, time difference, and just that everything is more expensive and keep going and loving it.

... inside the park were flowing but not as at the end of six month's worth of monsoons. Dry season or not, several great swimming holes give some awesome Aussie style relief on these hot, humid days during the Build Up. <br><br>Torrential rainy season monsoons will soon deluge this area, and a good portion of the park goes under water. Saltwater crocs move in and actually swim around the falls so this is about the only time of year ...

... to enter from the bustle of Mitchell Street and find oneself face-to-face with 600kg of Snowy, the albino crocodile, lowering behind his aquarium glass. The kids were pretty excited by the chance to both feed and hold baby saltwater crocs.<br><br>Thursday night meant the famous Mindil Beach Market, which, once we managed to park, proved highly enjoyable. We stuffed our faces ...

... the kids. There is a knock at the door and we send Tom to answer it. He draws back the curtain and standing there is his favourite person in the world Nicky Noodle!!! There is much shouting and happy noisemaking all round. My parents have come to Darwin, bringing Nick, for us all to spend some time together. As you would expect the kids are in heaven and the adults too. We are staying in some lovely garden apartments in the city, set around ...

... Street.<br><br>We had short introduction to the boys we were going to be living with and then put straight to work. If we were in any doubt of our job description, the moment we stepped onto the boat it became blatantly obvious. &#8216;Team member that will inevitably finish work every day covered in shell remains and what can only be described as fish goo.&#8217; Regardless of this, we pulled on our overalls and gloves and stepped up to our work ...

... fish, mainly mullet, but also the occasional angelfish. The centre provides you with bread and you can either chuck it in, or you can get up close and personal with the feeding frenzy! They nibble on your fingers and toes as you walk amongst them, but luckily there's nothing there with teeth!

... this place so much he decided to share its secrets with interested terrorists (tourist) i call us this as we terrorize the locals and butcher the language so might as well be called that then a bunch of yobbo's hm hey that sounds better. <br><br>OK we started at where the city Harbor views are and he told us that Darwin Harbor is 2 times the size of Sydney harbor so eat that you Welshmen see some thing is bigger then your big bath tub, he then explained that they also service ...

... can be as high as 7 metres and can survive for about 80 years!  Amazing. Even more so is that the little termites build the mound by taking a bit of sand in their mouths and rolling it around with saliva which is then ready to stick on the walls of the mound.  How do they get it to grow so fast?<br><br>Tuesday July 28 we went to the Darwin Museum which was fascinating.  All the usual museum things &#8211; creation of the world, dinosaurs etc but a great display on the birds and beasties ...

... Aussie road markers! Foxs, Dingos, huge lizards, Emus, millions of termite mounds etc, etc.<br><br>6.30pm. Yaaay, Mt Isa. We quickly found a motel and went for a walk to relieve numb bums. A very early night, after, dare I say, Subway for dinner.<br><br>Sun.19 Apr. Mt Isa, Camooweal, Katherine, Darwin-1596k's-16hours. Today the driving was split into thirds...Poor Dave scored the first third and the last.<br><br>4.00am. Up and off.<br><br>6.40am. Crossed ...