Oaks North Quay Brisbane
293 North Quay, (formerly Oaks North Quay) Brisbane, Queensland, 4000, Australia
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Shattered!
Well they are not joking when they call it long haul. I left home on Saturday afternoon, stopped off in Dubai for 2 and a bit hours, then back on another aircraft. Stopped off a Singapore for 40 mins then back on the aircraft for the final destination - Brisbane.
Managed to get to the airport at just gone midnight today and then had to …
Brisbane
Today I went to Police HQ and met with a great guy in the Forensic Quality Management Unit at police HQ here in Brisbane.
HQ also houses the scientific section of the force capabilities. The scientific section comprises of ballistics, physical evidence section, document examination, chemical treatments unit and a specialist photography …
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Big City Lights
... pub was starting to stir, so once Diane got back, I made a run for it! In my defence, not once did I say I was Carl Cox, though by the time the guy turned up, I didn’t deny it either, but then again, I wasn’t really given the chance to do so. I can see that this is a curse that will always follow me.
Although there wasn’t much going on in the CBD, particularly after dark, Fortitude Valley was clearly the place to hang out. With or without Carl ...
Visiting Hazelwild Retreat and surrounding Aussie
... allowed and we have enormous herds of wild deer roaming the property in safety, which of course amuses and takes visitors by surprise.
Not only did we see many, many kangaroos (complete with heavily laden mother kanga and a very large joey peeking out of her pouch), wallabies, and other neat things like Ibis (bird with a very long beak), we also had the joy of seeing an Echidna (porcupine-like ant-eater that is a mammal that lays eggs!). Chris said this was such a rare thing to ...
On our way
... when she pick it up... Eventually half her clothing must have ended up in the airport bin.
We checked in with plenty of time to spare, then sat around waiting at the gate, overdosing on fudge. Then it was time to board the plane, armed with a Passport open in one hand, boarding pass between the pages, cabin luggage in the other hand and camera slung around the neck. Of course we had a jolly time taking off.... as that is the best part of any flight. ...



