SandCastles Apartments Noosa

... actually drink if u really wanted to and it was surrounded by amazing landscape. We all chilled out here for a few hours and played a bit of frizbee in the lake aswell as sun bathing. After this we headed over to camp site which was basically just a beach camp on a sand dune. There was no one else around at all and no facilities. No toilets, No kitchen to cook in and worst of all no technology! By half 5 we had the gas cookers out and cooked our first meal. We decided to start ...

... in running shoes these rocks would have only been in a slight annoyance, the views are absolutely spectacular. The trail brings you to the top of stunning bluffs with gorgeous view of the sea and the beaches.   As you continue along the trail you have views of the Devil's Kitchen, the Lion's head, and Hell's Gate.  Being the woman who I am if you tell me to not do something I will of course do the opposite, so when I happened upon a sign with ...

... to a fishmongers on the front and then down to the beach.. Christmas dinner consisted of Oysters and Tiger prawns while sitting in the sand.. Different and great! The only drawback was that in my haste to leave that morning I forgot my sun cream. Not a problem to start with as the sun wasn't out, but when it came through.... Well, I stood it as long as I could and then retreated to the shade. Not soon enough though.. With my back soon matching the santa hats.. Lots of people ...

... Afterwards the women joined them for a run, before we all headed back to the SLC for dinner and to watch the first 20-20 cricket match. The next day, after a walk through the national park to Alexandra Bay, we started looking seriously for trips to Fraser Island and then the Great Barrier Reef without much success or decision making. Mid morning we headed off on a drive inland, to the quaint town of Maleny for tea and scones. We then ...

... that despite what my brain thought my body can in fact bend that way! Yep, you guessed it...we went caving. First challenge of the day was to fit through the Eye of the Needle....a hole about 25cm deep and about the same wide. I honestly thought that there was no chance in hell that I was going to get the puppies through there and was already planning all kinds of rescue strategies, like taking off the scaffolding and putting one through at ...

... 55 with a different company and didn't get a board to play with for the rest of the day we got a really good deal. The lessons were really good and our instructor, Brendan, knew his stuff. We were all standing up on the boards after just a few waves. We both really enjoyed it and stayed in the water from 10am to 3:30pm non-stop. We were wrecked going home, it might not seem like it but its a really physical sport and we were both aching for a few days ...

... got solid answers, based on years of scientific research: The key ingredient of the mixture, aside from the water that must be lukewarm, preferably rainwater, is the BD-500 itself, a.k.a. cow dung. But not just any old cow dung. We're talking about dung from lactating cows that was stuffed into a cow horn and buried in the ground for six months. Why? To enhance the natural magical powers of the dung. And the stirring? Now that the ...

... and went on to catch about anoth** 3 or 4 waves, meanwhile I caught only one more wave paddling by myself, got totally knack**ed, and had to go onshore early. At the end of the aft**noon we had both really enjoyed the exp**ience, though I was a little deflated that Helen had actually caught more waves than me. It also got us thinking that maybe in our free week in South East Asia we may try to do some surfing in Bali, only time will tell. Totally knack**ed we went to the sup ...

... We peddelden verder de rivier op en kwamen na nogmaals 7 km aan op de plek waar we kamp zouden maken. De Everglades bestaat met name uit bos: naaldbomen, maar ook loofbomen, waaronder eucalyptus. Terwijl je je in het zweet werkt om om takken en bomen die in het water gevallen zijn heen te manouvreren, komt er soms ineens een vlaag muntgeur voorbij....hmmmm! Lekker! Het kamp stond snel en hoewel het net drie uur was, waren we alle vier helemaal op. Een beetje liggend ...

... to pat them as they went by. The kangaroos were in a very large space and people walked pass them without any barriers. We fed them and cuddled with them which was lovely. I have never seen birds like this before and it made me long for my bird journal. Sara found that particularly amusing. The only part I had trouble with was the South Eas Asian section. It had tigers and elephants. The elephants were fed by the visitors ...