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Last couple of days in Oz
... the harbor where the start of the Sydney Bridge is. As it cost a whopping 288 dollars each to climb the bridge we settled for the free (and equally rewarding) experience of crossing the bridge by foot. It was very windy to say the least and was actually quite cold considering we were meant to be in Australia in the heat of summer! We crossed the bridge and took lots of photos though sadly due to the safety netting they aren’t the best but the views across the harbor ...
Airplane Mode
Up up and away......okay kinda. Movies, food, drinks DONE. Even wrote in my journal. Slightly bored you might say. It's been a smooth flight as far as flights go and Virgin ain't that bad, shall be interesting to see how the international flight goes with them. Think we have another hour left of travel time and we should be in Sydney. But we have to post this entry when we land with the ...
Pointing North
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I’m on Pintrest too but I haven’t sorted that out yet. I’ll get back to you on that one.
Until then, happy travels!
Naomi Doyle, aka Patches McGee is a writer, traveller and phone-ographer in desperate need of your help to make her next trip to see the Northern Lights a reality. Join the journey here by subscribing to this blog, on Facebook at Patches McGee, Twitter @patches_mcgee and Instagram ...
From Wallabies to Molière
... Jenny Pilling’s daughter on Sunday. We are also planning a day out at Paradise Beach, where our exchangers live.
I plan to do a final post before we leave Sydney. Thank you again for all your comments: brother Mike, you’re going love Tasmania what with all those mountains, clear blue seas and wrecks to explore! By the way, friends, this is probably the only place in the world he hasn’t been to, although he has, of course, sailed past ...
Heron Island and Goodbye
... place to be if you don't like birds). The predominant bird is the black noddy tern, a small black bird with a white hean and webbed feet. They somehow manage to roost and nest in the trees...with webbed feet no less! There are hundreds, if not thousands, of them and from years of being protected, show little fear of humans. In addition, there are herons (of course), seagulls and a small ground bird called a rail that hopped around on ...
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