Quest on Dorcas Melbourne
8 Dorcas St. Melbourne, Victoria, 3205, Australia
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Day 99
... pack up ready for tomorrow. My plan has always been to dump a load of stuff at my aunty's, you you know to get rid of the trekking stuff and swap it for a few summer clothes, but overall to lighten the load. Hmm, it seems something has gone drastically wrong, as despite me ditching a whole load of stuff, the bloody thing seems as heavy and as full as ever. Slipped disc here I come.
Finished off my ...
Getting ready for Xmas
... found is the norm over here, and lots of wine !!!! Good job we had planned to get a taxi back,,,hic hic…..
Saturday Xmas Eve
Jacinta the perfect host has organised a Wine tasting tour for today in the Yarra Valley. It was a really great tour, firstly we drove through some lovely countryside for about an hour before arriving at our first tasting. We visited 5 vineyards, all very generous with pouring the ...
Epilogue
... seeing Sara drunk
7. in a country whose predominant religion was not a form of buddhism or christianity.
8. learning to surf
9. getting a facial
10. getting a body mask
11. sleeping more than an hour on a small passenger plane
12. travelling in a group, spending almost 24hrs a day, 7 days a week, without having any arguments, disagreements, or contempt for each other. Now that's truly amazing.
Back to the epilogue: ...
How to spend your afternoon
... bespoke furniture, and humourous t-shirts. Our first stop was actually a cocktail bar. After discarding the gay little umbrella from my drink, we carried on our stroll. I was in the mood for a purchase, but couldn't find anything that took my fancy. Karli and I soon lost Jake & Virva, and moved onto the food stalls. A lot of umming and ahhing took place, and whilst we decided, we picked up a potato twist, and entire potato cut into ...
Home, Sweet (Other) Home
Home, Sweet Home
When we arrived at the house in Meredith, it was still raining. Apparently this is more rain than they’ve had in months! Bloody typical that it’s there the day we arrive; it’s okay though, we weren’t planning to go anywhere and it means the dam and the water tanks are all full. According to Rob, they’ve had enough rain in the past year that they have water reserves for up to two years ...



