Beach Bure Byron Bay
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Hippie or Homeless?
... the cinema and the second night cooking a nice dinner. Relaxed and rested, we caught the bus to Byron. After 4 hours on the coach we finally arrived. The town was a small mix of interesting shops, cafes and people. Hippies, surfers and backpckers made up the population of this chilled out beach side town, resulting in a very different demographic to our much loved Noosa. Justine and I aren't really ones for tie-dye and skateboards however this is ...
Van het holiday resort stadje naar hippie town...
... feestelijk uit. Ik voelde me sowiso al een extreeme zwerver de laatste tijd. Ik had mn haren al 2,5 maand niet geverfd, geen nagelak op, me al 1 maand niet opgemaakt (zelfs niet toen we opstap gingen, in de bioscoop of uiteten), helemaal onder de wondjes/littekens/krassen/blauwe plekken van de muggen, scherpe rotsen, uitstekende takken en stenen..Maargoed, na daar dus even genoten te hebben van de leuke muziek en de grappige mensen reden we maar door ...
An overdue update!
... on the beach!
Since then I have also had my friend Leila to visit twice and Jen visit again once before her big trip through the outback! We got into the spirit of travelling by taking a trip to the Gold Coast to see a wildlife park and make friends with koalas and kangaroos - some pictures to follow!
Leila is a friend from my uni days who I hadn't seen for ages so when she moved to work in Brisbane, it seemed like a great opportunity for ...
Nanananana, Byron Bay (ay ay)
... et hajbid (!!) fire år tidligere. Det sætter bare vores små insektbid lidt i perspektiv. Vi mødte også vores yndlings engelske par igen, og det var ganske som en Hervey Bay reunion! Pluuus der var amatør mandestrip på vores yndlings bar/klub - det var sjovt. En var helt splitterragende hansjørgen. Det var vi lidt oppe og køre over - vi er så modne! Vi var (endnu en gang) slatne dagen efter, og tog på stranden bare for ...
Easternmost
... for taking pictures of each other without of a tripod, a truly ingenious idea for such locations. We retraced our steps back, paused to watch the dolphins and surfers, then ate a picnic lunch.
The drive to Yamba was strewn with many construction sites so we accelerated and decelerated constantly. Once there we took a short walk to the end of a man made boulder embankment poking out to sea. It ...
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