 | Wilson's Promontory, Australia |
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... day on the bus we're headed for the goal: Melbourne. But on the way we're stopping to see Australia's southernmost mainland point, Wilson's Promontory, also well known for its gorgeous bushland, white sand beaches, tons of animal life, and big red rocks. ...
... we'd planned for the next day. We were up and off by 7am, heading down to the most southernly point in mainland Australia, Wilson's Promontory. Looking out of the window on the drive down I could easilly have thought that I was still in the UK, the ...
Boarded the Oz Experience minibus at 6.30am to head out for our first stop, Wilson's Promontary National Park for a 2hr hike and a visit to Squeaky Beach! Good crowd on the bus which is good as we will be with the same ppl for the next 4 days. Poured with ...
Woke up early this morning, met my ride. Her name was carol and she brought her friend sam. Both very large women (hope they dont read this), loud spoken, and very into cowboys..you know. had me laughing in no time. They were teaching me all the ...
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Australia, what's it like?
Posted on May 5, 2007, 11:01:33
Pretty bad eh? I just hiked the Wilson's Promontory and had to wade through whole vistas of devastation. It's incredible how fast things grow back though. I read that it's the northern and southern areas of the Gramps that are still ...
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