Outrigger Beach Resort Woy Woy

... work and was on his way home, when we got home he was back shortly after, we all had some lunch and Alyssa had a sleep before we went to see Jim and Anita's house, it was amazing and the perfect place for a wedding! The house had its own jetty and was set on all different floors, it was stunning!

Michael took us out on their boat from there and we had a spin around the harbour.

... We then went to Jon's garage to give the dogs some water and to have a look around, Jon was busy so we didn't stay long, just long enough to say Hi, meet Claire and meet little baby Charlotte, bless!
After lunch we went in the car to see a view point over looking the town and waterways, it was nice to see it all from this perspective, we then went up to an aboriginal site, most of the stone carvings have now faded away ...

... can claim i have never seen, but i remember the song from the trailer was amazing, so i used my resourses and found the song and i've been listening to it non stop when i'm in the library and can access youtube! Its called "Nara" By E.S. Posthumus, its an orchestrated peice, so if thats not your flavor, no worries on searching for it! Also check out the piece called "explosion" by a band " Bond" which is a group of 4 girls who play the violen! Freaking good stuff! I hope i can see an ...

... and dithering women in the chemist and well to be frank the mood was rapidly declining into a state of anger. By 3 when I'd finished, I headed back to Darling Harbour to get away from the busy streets and came across Jordans waterfront restaurant who do Seafood platters. Well - I was shopping so a bit of extravagance wouldn't hurt. I fork out the equivalent of 50 yos on three glasses of wine and seafood platter which consisted of Fish n Chips held together ...

... the day before. It took us about an hour. The 1000 stair "Giant Staircase" was no match for us. Kristen and I kind of got in a row over whether or not we should even be walking up a big staircase on one of our few days in Australia, and we both used our anger to drive us up the mountain (I thought it was great, if it isn't hard it's not worth doing, especially when it comes to hiking). So our bus was a half hour late, which ...

... but the other views we saw were breath-taking. We had been doing a lot of jumping around from place to place so we decided to stay in early at the hostel called YHA, which is probably the nicest hostel I have EVER stayed in. The facilities were large, clean, and every detail was well though out... I could live in this hostel... just not in the Blue Mountain... hahahaha.... Its too cold!!! Next on our list was Melbourne ...

... of Aussie touristy road trap tradition. Stopped briefly in Newcastle but after a walk around decided to keep going- it seemed a cool city and is in the midst of transforming from a steel industrial town to a more cultural one, but I thought there would be more to see further south. Passed through a small pretty town called "The Entrance' since it's at a small inlet to a huge lake system- it was pretty and ...

... der oppe begyndte jeg at forstaa hvorfor det var saa dyrt at komme paa turen. Hver dag har de 10 mand gaaende rundt der oppe for at lave trapper. Det er en helt vild haardt arbejde og de gaar der fra 6 om morgen til sen eftermiddag. For som det regner og solen skinder begynder trapperne at forsvinde og som skrevet tidligere, saa aendre de ruter 3 gange om ugen. Stor respekt for deres arbejde.
Samme aften ankom Christian og Magnus ogsaa til Franz Josef ...

... slow puncture on the first night! Woke up with half of me on the floor and half on the bed, not very comfortable! We did different work most days but it was painly chopping down big bushes of Lantana, we also planted some seedlings and poisoned some other plants, Deb was cool and let us finish work pretty early most days so that we could go and do stuff in the afternoons. We went on a trip to a reptile park (Pictures) and to a few different beaches (apparently we ...

... and residents are not involved with shopping. Each house is single storey and L-shaped with the open plan lounge, dining, kitchen in the corner, each arm having a bedroom corridor, terminating in a quiet sitting area. There is a formal lounge, utility room, nurse room and pantry accessed from the lounge area. Two outdoor spaces per home, one has a washing line and patio the other acessed from the lounge and the quiet areas and this has a path, planting, vegetable patch ...