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Great Start & Finish, & in between a horrid 20min
... to the Queenscliff Markets where we bought some curry and almonds and spent the rest of the time talking to the most interesting people. Beautiful craft items were on offer too. However, no fresh vegies so we headed off to the local shopping centre to get the goods.
Now home it is 34.6 degrees outside and only 27.5 inside.
Allan is working on his computer 'stuff', editing Sharon's blogs, and Sharon is about to go back to reading her new book on glass art.
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Cream Puffs and Drop Bears
... straight like it was a catnap. We saw motion in a tree about 20 meters ahead of us and it appeared that another fluff ball had decided he was uncomfortable on his particular branch and was off to find a more comfy bed. He languorously climbed up the tree with the lethargy of a petulant child cleaning his room, giving us a curious look before deciding that we weren’t all that interesting as he settled into his new perch, a quick butt itch and he was sleeping like a ...
Home Again
After the 15 hour flight home - we're home.
We've unpacked, done lots of loads of washing, have eaten a delicious dinner left for us by Marg - thank you - and are ready to have a good sleep before resuming our lives.
Hope you enjoyed following our journey.
In the immortal words of Tigger - TTFN
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The final leg home
... satisfying and lots of fun. We have learned how to respect the resources we use - water and power became precious and were never wasted. We laughed a lot and were (at times) driven to despair, only to bounce back again. We confirmed for ourselves that Australia is huge and a brilliant place to explore, particularly the bits that are hard to get to.
There is already talk about the next big adventure. We just need to decide on where and ...
Busy, Busy, Busy and a tad social!!
... are constantly being eroded - as in 4 of the apostles gone. They start off as caves as the Southern Ocean and the blasting winds hammer the coast. The roofs of the caves collapse and form arches and before you know it (relatively speaking here) the arch also collapses and you are with a stack - which of course eventually gets eroded too. Soon to be 'The No Apostles'!
I cannot convey just what a shock it was to us to see just how many ...