They migrated! We do have our whale sharks here in Donsol south of Manila, Philippines from Feb through May. Perhaps they migrate to Australian waters after? Also to Mexico? Who knows. Glad to have found this blog. You took a nice photo even if it's taken from the tail. Back here, water's so murky you can't get a decent shot. Thanks for sharing.
Hi folks - loved reading about your mice adventures. You were warned!!! Hope they disappear before I visit - I am coming over to Alice Springs in July and hope to get down to Uluru and the Olgas with my sister - your photos are very enticing. Keep enjoying your travels. Much love, Mahadevi
Central Oz We did Ayres Rock, the Olgas etc treks as a test for my new camera for our Mali/Ethiopia trip & for desert conditions...and could not believe how green it was...you have been fortunate to catch such stunning reds & greens...a rare event...I do not know if a mouse plague is termed "wildlife"...thus protected in our National Parks!!!...enjoyed your blog...
Amazing trip Me and my girlfriend had a trip extension in Rwanda to visit Gorilla last april and was one of the best trip of our life. We was in Tanzania, visiting Serengeti National Park, and we decided to spent 3 days in Rwanda. It was easy and amazing reach Rwanda, from Serengeti we flew with Coastal Aviation to Kigali, had a panoramic view of all Serengeti and Victoria Lake.
If you have the chance, our suggestion is to visit Rwanda and Serengeti, it is an unbelievable trip.
Love the koala photos! It's great to follow your blogs - although I'm knocked out at how expensive New Zealand was. Will be a long time before we can afford to go there.
Keep enjoying, Jim and Trace.
Nice Photos! The panorama is beautiful, but I think I most enjoy the photo of Luna Park. I agree - creepy indeed, but that reflection of the eye in the water ... well done!
:D just found your blog and checked some of your posts, those are so wonderful!
and brilliant idea to do backpack along 3 months in New Zealand, those pictures are perfect! definetely brings my travelling appetite to hit New Zealand soon in future :)
keep up your write!
good luck for you two :)
hey you are pretty close to Auckland now!
we just got back from the South Island visiting Kirsty and Co and look forward to hearing from you soon........
Martin is in the city (flat) for a bowls tournament tomorrow and Sunday, weather permitting and I am at Matakawau (home) - you are welcome wherever you choose
looks like a great birthday Jordan!
love from us both, Mahadevi
Looks Amazing! New Zealand looks incredible!!! Keep the great blogs coming and I hope you guys are doing well - I'm very certain that you are.
The snow has almost melted here, so now starts the season of dust and gravel, but summer hopefully soon after. Can't wait to see all of the photos (one day).
Enjoy!!!
-Scott
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Welcome to our travelblog page. We initally called ourselves "AfricaBound" because we spent a year traveling around Africa from August 2007 to August 2008. At that time, little did we even think that we could go on another extended trip. Somehow through much perseverance and determination we were able to save up for yet another extended trip, this time as sort of a honeymoon. Our current itinerary has us traveling from July 2010 until December 2011 through Central Asia, China, New Zealand, Australia and then back up to SE Asia, Nepal, India and then finally Japan.
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Ending the Australian Tour
Thanks for sharing these photos and highlights of Western Australia. Now, off to your next adventure!