Kangaroo Point Holiday Apartments
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Brisbane, work and play.
Hello everyone, well unlike Faye I have been a bit slack on keeping the blog up to date, probably because I have been working and not doing as much exciting stuff! So what can I say about life in Bris-vegas so far? Well I have moved into the nicest house in an area called Kangaroo Point and I love the Australianness of that name! The house is …
Boiling Brisbane
... been recommended this area (thanks Ryan and Becca) as a nice spot and it was. There was a very busy man-made beach area which we decided to pass on and likewise the 'Brisbane eye' but we enjoyed relaxing by the river before a nice paella for dinner at one of the nearby restaurants. Today we headed out by bus to the Lone Park Koala Sanctuary (again thanks Ryan and Becca). The worlds first and ...
Breezy old Brissy
... very good. Generally Brisbane is lovely and I can totally see why people would come here to live. It's just like London but with far fewer people and much more sunshine. The only thing we haven't liked was the fact that for jay walking you get fined but the lights take so long. One day we were waiting 2 1/2 minutes (we had to time it because it was so ridiculous). So after three lovely nights in Brisbane we were off to Rainbow beach and Fraser island for a bit of ...
Long haul
... lots of movies to watch I suppose, they usually put me to sleep.
No such luck with the sleep, neither Robert nor I seem to have caught a nap at all. We arrive in Dubain at 5am in the morning and is is already 37 degrees...this heat is just so thick.
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Escaped from Sydney
... where we could watch the fireworks from the closing ceremony of the Brisbane festival. I spent a brilliant night just wandering between my groups of friends, talking to pretty much any one, for the first time in almost two months I felt like I was back in Asia. The backpackers in Australia (the ones I met) are all too serious for me, they're stuck working to survive, they're not as free as the people in Asia and the scenery doesn't change quite so often. ...