Lake House Daylesford

... lots of different wines - pinot noir and c******nay grow particularly well there. I didn't realise vineyards were so beautiful and it has definitely encouraged us to do similar tours. We're heading to the Grampians National Park later, where we're based for two nights. Being out in the car has been great, but the sat nav has been invaluable, especially with my map reading skills. Love to all R&J xxx

... die Überreste der Wolle zusammengekehrt oder die Reste vom Wollfell entfernt... Es gab definitiv genug zu tun! Wobei wir hier mit 2 Scherstellen für die Schafsscherer ein recht kleiner Stall sind. Angeblich gibt es in Tasmanien eine Schafsfarm, die ca. 70.000 Schafe haben und in ihrem Stall 101 Stellen für die Schafsscherer haben. Das müssen schon unglaubliche Dimensionen sein. Aber ich bin froh, dass ich das hier alles miterleben kann und bin schon froh für die Erfahrung hier!

... up to the viewing tower with beautiful views over the valley. The next stop was Yerring Station, another larger winery, which apparently supplies wine to Majestic Wines in the UK (good to know). There we tried a San Giovese, a great rose and fortified Shiraz. the guy guiding us throught the wines seemed to have had a glass or 2 before we arruved and was very entertaining. The final stop on the tour was Domaine Chandon, owned by Moet-Chandon. We got a tour of the ...

New Home on wheels Hey guys, well we just got our new campervan, its a hiace high top camper wagon. It will hopefully be ours by Monday and then we hit the road. The jet lag has finally left us and the forms are good. We really missed Paul and Ciara when they left for New Zealand...our wee comfort ...

... personal journey,.. and I still love all I know about Buddha. (What I mean is the teachings Ive learned from Buddhism will always be there within me but I know being born as a catholic there always was this other presence called Jesus and no matter what spiritual source I ran to he was always there waiting for me.So the rituals Ive learned and picked up are allways there even with out a spirtual way... but omce I added Jesus... living makes more sense to me now) What a ...

... man damit verrückte Kurven werfen kann. Okay, wie verrückte Kurven man da wirklich mit rollen kann, weiß ich überhaupt nicht... That night we went out to eat at the Farmer's Arms. Now their sign has actual arms, as in legs on them. I thought it was very funny. The food was amazing. Really really good. Starters thru dessert delicious. And they had Kilkenny on tap. It was like I had died and gone to heaven. Abends sind wir bei den Farmers Arm Pub Essen ...

... and help out a 3rd world country... Im thinking since Im reccomending it and I havent done it yet. To do it myself in the future. Well this week I plann to make more planns about my ideas have dates set and get my camera pics on a disk so I can start taking new photos... so Not much might happen this week just allot of planningfor the weeks I have left. Many hugs and loves to all:) & nbsp;

... site. after that we head off to Canaberra... an expensive city that was a DC washington to a Ottawa feel....we rented bikes for the day to go the war memorial.... and I was astonished at how big the musuem was... and felt very angery and sad and at peace in the end of it all. Now Im in Sydney....... we are planning our day for tomorrow........ BLUE MOUNTAIN is my fix.... I must say it feels like just one day has gone by.... till next time!

... Jim. Who, despite being in his eighties managed to get everyone sorting out glasses of red wine for him and then had himself sat in the middle of all the ladies. The Sunday was supposed to be the day we finished packing up the house. Unfortunately Lindsey had drunk a little too much on the Saturday night and wasn't exactly 100%. She did perk up though late afternoon after a little bit of Nando's. Manc & Manc removals did the job though as Feysal and I packed the van ...

... afield over the next few days in a hire car - Philip Island to see some penguins, the 12 Apostles via the Great Ocean Road and Williamstown. Before we leave Melbourne there are a few parks in the city to see and of course, the holy grail of the MCG (the Melbourne Cricket Ground - a truly magnificant arena that seats 95,000). Melboune Park where the Austrlian Open tennis is held will also be taken in - can't wait. The hostel is good ...