Miller Apartments Adelaide

... antipodean climes - I'm sure they could let Santa wear some red and white surf shorts and maybe the elves could sport some of those nice 'wife beater' vests the blokes seem to favour.<br><br>There were over 320,000 people watching the parades and the kids got to write all over the roads in chalk whilst we waited in the blistering heat. We were interviewed by the Sunday Mail, who got a cute picture of the kids decorating the road. We also took part in the world's longest ...

... that driving at dusk is truly dangerous when we nearly hit a kangaroo sitting on the road and therefore decided to stay the night in a parking lot in front of a roadhouse. In true "Wicked" style without shower and all. Had the most incredible views for breakfast at Coorang National Park instead and watched Pelicans. Driving through another stretch of amazing landscape - again farmland with weired wind shaped trees, wineries, sand dunes ...

... br><br>The big challenge so far is that we play half our games on very, very flat artificial turf, almost like a plain floor, and half our games in grass that is much too tall. Transitioning between the two is a challenge and those fancy skills you thought you had involving a flick of the wrist on the turf have absolutely no effect in the deep grass. But that&#8217;s what it&#8217;s all about - which team can adjust quickly to the conditions and unsettle the ...

... meet up with a friend, Ben May 25th - catch train from Helsinki to St Petersburg with Ben (approx 6 hours) May 25th -28th St Petersburg with Ben May 28th - plane from St Petersburg to Stockholm with Ben May 28th - 30th in Stockholm with Ben May 30th - catch plane from Stockholm to Olso with Ben May 31st ...

... some vino, some banter (Emma was riled up when Jeffery, the Frenchman, suggested Italy would win the 6 nations sooner than Scotland) and played the card game ******** with our travel companions into the wee small hours. After getting our photo taken for the YHA reception wall collection, we made our long 400km drag to the Barossa Valley (north east of Adelaide) stopping only at Murray Bridge for a wee picnic. The scenery would have been great had the Murray River ...

... that I had to step up. Saturday found us sitting in the Rotunda at the Adelaide Z00 at 7:30 am with a bottle of champagne, fruit skewers appy's and a noisy Kookabura bird in the background. It was a great morning and we spent it around the zoo until lunch and then travelled back to the beach scene as it was time for lunch. Devan had been taken out the night before by some sons of friends. Needless to say, he was treated right and did not get home until the ...

... we headed to the beach for a walk. We collected some shells to add to our dinner table and were lucky enough to see a dolphin swim close by the waters edge as it made it's way up the coast. The parks went quiet as everyone began tucking into their xmas dinner, Clare started to prepare the dinner whilst Alex decorated the dinner table with our modest little tree and wrapping paper place mats! We sat down to a delicious ...

... an d** ganzen Sache war, dass im Laufe dies** Stunde tausende Moskitos gekommen sind, wenn nicht hund**te! Auf jeden Fall hat jed** von uns ca 10-15 Stiche mitgenommen. Auss** David natürlich, dem haben sie die ganzen Beine regelrecht z**stochen. Es war so schlimm, dass ** wied**mal einen Tag von d** Arbeit aussetzen musste, da seine Füße so geschwollen waren, dass ** Probleme beim Laufen hatte. In d** letzten Woche mussten wir: Feu**holz weit** machen, ein ...