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Last stretch of Australia...
... both so tired that neither of us remember taking off and only stirred in the bumpy bits before we landed. We reached the YHA by train which was very useful as you can see the hostel from the entrance to the train station so we didn't have very far to walk at all. We checked in and got told that are booking was not made by the other hostel even though I was there when I phoned but I do remember querying the fact that he hadn’t mentioned my name to book the room ...
Day 87
... Least everyone else was little bit more friendly and had chat with few people while waiting to be let out the store at the end of the shift. Walk home has become bit or a routine of dodging the huge cockraches that seem to be everywhere and then when I get to my little area of town pop into the frozen yogurt shop for some yummy yogurt to cool me down, im trying all the different flavours there ...
A successful and amazing trip.
... those offenders accused are actually convicted - Education may help this.
A bit of time down under!
... as emergency fields for the long over water flight from Australia and New Zealand to the US.
In the days before long range jet airliners, you had to make a stop at either Fiji or Samoa to get fuel when traveling from Hawaii to Australia. Now we can fly for much longer times, but it is nice to have a field we can stop at in case of any problems.
We arrived in Sydney early in the morning, just as they were ...
G'day!
... a load of pasty Irish. A lovely area though, but my God Australian's exercise a lot!
Bondi reminded me of Brighton, a nice beach with a chilled out atmosphere. We left Emmet
there- he had just found out that his USA visa application had been approved and he was heading back to the States and had a lot of paperwork to do. It was snack time for Woody and we discovered a choclaterie that serves churros. YUM! Just like ...
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