Bo Suns Inn Sydney

... join the queue for the bus. The previous bus trip resulted in a confrontation with over-assertive French queue jumpers, almost leading to a punch-up, so we are on our best behaviour, and get seats in the middle of the bus when it turns up.
The bus driver/guide is quite informative (he’s obviously been going to the lectures on what tourists want). There are no ...

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After visiting the north of New Zealand I then spent one last night in Auckland before flying to Sydney.

As soon as I landed I immediately fell for Australia. This was despite the fact it was raining and COLD. I'm telling you those television adverts back home for Australia (where the bl**dy h*ll are you?) are extremely misleading. I've been here 5 days and have so far to see a clear blue sky, a beach or a kangaroo. I would ...

... Empfehlung fuer ein kleines, familiaeres Hostel und ich beschliesse, so bald wie moeglich die Fahrt & das Hostel zu buchen.

Nach Julia's Check-In machen wir noch einen kleines Spaziergang durch King's Cross und sind echt positiv ueberrascht. Viele gemuetliche Kneipen & Cafes etc, echt keine schlechte Gegend, um hier in einem Hostel abzusteigen. Teilweise siehts etwas runtergekommen aus, aber es hat einen gewissen Charme!
Wir finden dann auch ein ganz ...

... as Edna would call it 'Hot On Hot Off' bus - don't know what is going through her mind and that was without drink). We have booked the Bridge climb so Ed and Rosie's kids will be proud of them. They are even going to remain tee total for the night so that they pass the breathiliser test you have to take before hand - what is that about!! However Rosie wants me to go too so that she has ...

... weeks yet, manage to fill a suitcase the same size as mine? Up until an hour ago I had it all sussed - the shoes, toiletries and 'just in case I need them' extras that I normally squeeze into Gibbo's bag could easily slide into Harley's from this day forward! Fantastic! Why didn't we decide to have a bubba years ago? :-) 
But alas, this kid has ...

... rather uncomfortable position. This long day signifies the end to a most wonderful journey. Oceania has been an adventure indeed and one I shall not soon forget. Climbing glaciers, falling from the skies and battling seals are just some of my fondest memories. I hope you've enjoyed reading as much I have enjoyed writing.

Until next time dear readers.

... undoubtedly be busy. We've been slowly going through closets to determine what we will ship home, donate, sell or pitch. One of the cars goes up on trading post, which is like Craigslist, today. Jim will hang on to his a little longer, as he'll be returning after we come home in July (just until end ...

... Melbourne and the Ocean Coast or if I just blow the entire two weeks h**e - its a tough call. That aft**noon we walk up George Street passed a hustling Friday aft**noon city centre wh**e ev**yone is clearly looking forward to the fast approaching weekend which includes ANZAC day on Saturday. We pass the town hall and trendy shopping complexes wh**e Cathy regales me with Ryanair stories of h** travels and flying on standby (h** having worked for Ryanair ...

... alone. I am blessed that God knew just who should be standing by my side. As we ventured on the monorail, the Lord knew I needed to laugh at the joy seen in Ben & Michael and the kindness of Jessica and Sandy. As we rushed home God knew the comfort of that family unit was exactly what I needed to welcome me to this new amazing place. The trip to the coast and the wildlife refuge, were simple and delightful. It felt like a day with old friends, although I had ...

... best of flyers in fact I can not stand flying being on a big plane is bad enough but them horrible little ones they are so bouncy I can not stand them, as we all got on to the plane I started feeling sick I was 4th to jumps so I was at the back of the plane as the plane was reaching the point ...