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Atherton Tablelands

We were going to travel to Cooktown but changed our minds due to the prevailing weather conditions and the standard of the road. Instead we travelled through the Atherton tablelands and stayed at a former military camp in Tolga. This was the site of a 3000 bed hospital and a training facility...

permalink written by  michelle62 on June 18, 2007 from Tolga, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



Carpentaria

We have now arrived in Normanton after a very long drive on narrow, sometimes muddy, dirt roads. They seem especially narrow when you need to pull off the road to give way to Roadtrains. The kids were really patient with the long drive and we were relieved to arrive in Normanton and camp at...

permalink written by  michelle62 on June 18, 2007 from Normanton, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



Visiting ESRI Offices Canberra

Went to the ESRI Office in Manuka, met up with our old boss and he showed us around. Had some cake and a coffee. They were giving away free coffee mugs, those travel mugs that keep the coffee warm. They came in red and blue colours. I got two, one for myself and one for a fellow coworker...

permalink written by  developer on June 17, 2007 from Canberra, Australia
from the travel blog: Visiting ESRI Offices Canberra



Maryborough nearby Fraser Island

Maryborough nearby Fraser Island

permalink written by  sannederkspuntnl on June 16, 2007 from Maryborough, Australia
from the travel blog: Sanne Down Under



The Great Barrier Reef

We spent a lovely three days in Cairns, we camped at a camping ground walking distance to the city. We walked all over the town and also rode our bikes, it is really a bike friendly city with plenty of bike paths. We went on a cruise to the a reef on the coast, part of the Great Barrier Reef...

permalink written by  michelle62 on June 14, 2007 from Cairns, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



Everybody loves Melbourne!

The blog is back by overwhelming public demand! I’ve been in Melbourne for a few weeks now so its about time to update you on what its all about and what ive been up too! Arrived in Melbourne back in April and for the first week or so I stayed with Bonnie and her family whom Id...

permalink written by  tomrendell on June 13, 2007 from Melbourne, Australia
from the travel blog: Melbourne and the East coast



Travelling North

Up early, you are getting an idea of the pattern now, and off to Townsville. We found out that Public Holidays mean that even the supermarkets are not open, so we could not replenish our supplies. We did find a bike shop open and we eventually convinced Glenn that he would not find a garage...

permalink written by  michelle62 on June 11, 2007 from Townsville, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



Alas we must leave Prarie

We reluctantly left Prarie and headed towards the coast, stopping at Charters Towers for the Sunday lunch. The original sunday lunch idea was mine and I had thought this was a great opportunity to get a 'meat and three veg' meal which we werent having while camping. Somehow the concept has...

permalink written by  michelle62 on June 10, 2007 from Charters Towers, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



Gary, Eddie and the Great Escape

After we got home from work on Friday (the day before we were due to move into the house share), Ollie called our landlord, Gary to see what time we should be moving in. “Hi, is that Gary?” “No, this is Eddie” “Oh, hi. My name’s Ollie. I’m supposed to be moving into Gary’s house share tomorrow”...

permalink written by  olliejohnson on June 10, 2007 from Perth, Australia
from the travel blog: A Brit and a Canuck Down Under



Great Place

We left Winton for Hughendon, this was a long drive with many unfenced paddocks which meant we had stock, kangoaroos, emus, wild pigs and dingos running across the road at various times, I tried to be vigilant to help Glenn. It was cautious driving but so spectacular to be seeing all this...

permalink written by  michelle62 on June 9, 2007 from Prairie, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



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