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Crikey! What a beauty!
... the short walk down the high street to the beach. Noosa is like Alderly Edge-on-sea with high end shops, over-priced coffee, people drinking San Pelegreno instead of perfectly good tap water, and an array of cool bars and restaurants with waiters wearing shirts and ties. It was heaven! The only problem was that our travelling budget wouldn't allow us to enjoy the fruits of this bountiful hamlet of prosperity so we simply had to stroll around ...
Noosa :)
I checked out of my quiet and lonely hostel (there seemed to be about 10 lodgers) and then had some breakfast. At 10am I headed to the hostel opposite mine to cadge a lift to the greyhound bus station. In hostels, lodgers work for free keep, jobs include cleaning, gardening and driving. There were three Germans in the front of the van, I think it might have been their first time driving the bus! I thought we were going to die on route to the ...
Wandern, surfen und kajaken
... ich völlig durchnässt zurück im Hostel ankam. Ich hatte insgesamt trotzdem Spaß, weil Kajak fahren irgendwie immer gut ist, schließlich hat man sich wenigstens bewegt...
Nach ursprünglichen Überlegungen, am nächsten Morgen noch einmal surfen zu gehen, hat mich das anhaltend schlechte Wetter dazu bewegt, den frühen Greyhound um 8:13 Uhr Richtung Brisbane zu nehmen. Nach einem gut einstündigen Aufenthalt dort geht es dann weiter nach Byron Bay.....
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Noosa..
... bats at Camp Guano...
Thursday 10 May - Day 52
Sun still shining we got the kayak out on the water at the campsite and explored the river and lake; very nice homes in this part of the world for one to ‘stickybeak ‘ at and drool over! Out in the uninhabited areas we saw lots of birds including osprey but no koalas this trip. In the evening the nightly visit of the fruitbats was preceded by a flock of Ibis birds who ...
Gagaju Bush Camp and Fraser Island
... Italian and a sneaky bathe in their hot tub!
Meanwhile, the rain was still showing no signs of letting up. We stayed in Next Backpackers the night before our tour began as it was an early 6:45am start to leave for Fraser. Our guide was a fusty and rather dreary elderly Aussie called Murray who seemed a bit bored by the whole thing, which didn't inject much positivity into the (very damp) start of the trip. Each member of the group was to take turns ...
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