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... from south to north. It can be travelled in luxury – in Gold Kangaroo class or in mild discomfort in the Red Seater Kangaroo class – unfortunately I was in the latter – plenty of legroom – not that I need much but the seat cushions were brick hard and I’m not sure that I have quite as much padding as I used to. I had a window seat which was good, although for about half of the journey it was pitch black outside. When I could see, what I will ...

... br>The Aboriginals have also provided one solution to my nutritional needs as well. Have you ever seen those shows where the fools eat just about anything while you are sitting in your living room succumbing to a wave of nausea watching? I tried something today that just might make one of those shows. Some interesting ants roam these areas but they aren't just any ole ants. They have a swollen green butt the size of the round thing on ...

hi guys <br><br>i know its been awhile.. but only got round to another hols... a long wait .. but had 3 weeks off to so arranged to start in darwin (flew there from melbourne) chill out there for a week till my friend V arrived ... and we set off from there down to melbourne ... a long trip but a good one... heres the 1st lot... darwin!!! <br><br>some aborginal art i saw in Darwin city library and some friends i made there.. <br><br>went to mindil ...

... heading west to The Kimberly next, so see you in Broome.<br><br>Sweaty and loving it<br><br>Amanda &amp; Roelof xxx<br><br>PS I am proud to announce that I became an aunty on 25th August. Whilst on a &#8216;babymoon&#8217;, Melissa (my sister) and Steve (husband) experienced a new heightened level of stress when her waters broke at only 6.5 months (of the required 9 months) at a remote country B&amp;B somewhere in the bush ...

... There was also loads of food and fruit smoothies which I paid most attention to!<br><br>Next I took a drive out around East Point which is a nature reserve with beautiful views back across the bay and then ended up in the Museum of the Northern Territory. It was free to get in and there were all sorts of displays from local wildlife, aboriginal artwork and a Cyclone Tracy Exhibit. I had no idea how much the cyclone of 1974 had caused. There were some before and after photos and it was ...

... a new camera and Jessica Maulboy was singing on stage in the shop (from Australian Idol she was the runner up)<br>If you get the chance to travel Australia go for it, it is amazing I am so glad we just said what the hell and did it.<br>Until next time take care and we may see you on the road, we have met some great people and loads of kids.

... the deep end', which was a glass tunnel full of whiprays, sawfish and barramundi).<br> We were just on our way out when we saw they were advertising a movie night, so a couple of hours later, after a shower and spruce-up at the campsite we were back at the park to watch 'Wall-E', the animated kids movie, outdoors under the stars at their deckchair cinema. Great film and the novelty was the cheeky wallabies who kept nudging us to give them popcorn!

... at 250kph but some sources reckon from the damage etc that wind speeds exceeded 300kph now thats on hell of a big tin of baked beans in any ones eyes to do that sort of destruction.<br> well fellow travelers time i was in my back pack as tomorrow i am told we are off on one of the worlds greatest train journeys and this little train trip is about 3,000 klm long it will take us just on 24hrs to get from Darwin to Alice springs, so my little one good night and sleep tight<br>

... 8211; thing is they haven&#8217;t had a cyclone recently to check whether the features actually work and of course they hope they don&#8217;t have one.<br><br>Today we had another go at a driving range and I did manage to get a few balls in the air and even one or two out to 110 metres! That is out of 80 balls though!!!  I think I need another lesson.<br><br> 5 Aug 2009<br><br>Well our time in Darwin is coming to an end &#8211; off to Kakadu tomorrow.  Have really enjoyed it here ...