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brettandgraham - Brett Buchanan Graham Boulding

Brett Buchanan Graham Boulding A Canadian and a Texan out to explore SE Asia, Australia, and New Zealand for 5 months.
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Water Taxi
Water Taxi
This was the local water taxi I used to reach the final destination of Oarsman's Bay Lodge. The water was beautiful and clear during my entire stay. Great Snorkelling!
Hello to you all. My trip has been completed now and I just arrived back in Vancouver. If you want to reach me, contact me via e-mail and I can give you my new phone number too. The final segment of my trip was fantastic and quite relaxing. Brett and I met up for an evening on the main island in Fiji. He encouraged me to go spend my final week at Oarsman's Bay Lodge up in the northern part of the Yasawa islands. I knew it had to be special because Brett had a glowing smile that I have never [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 11th 2005 | 2715 Views | [diary=10492]

Village Child
Sunset Cruise
Litte Friend at Chief's Ceremony

Sydney Opera House
Sydney Opera House
I am sure everyone has seen a picture of it before, but it is quite impressive in real life.
Hello to you all. Well the past few days have been quite eventful. I spent my 3 days here in Sydney doing various things. One day I went sightseeing with a fellow I met on the night bus from Byron Bay. We walked around the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and visited many little local heritage sights. I attended a symphony concert in the Opera House last night which was really neat to be in the world famous building. The acoustics were amazing and the music was quite entertaining. On my second day I worked for a furniture sales man delivering furniture [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 22nd 2005 | 260 Views | [diary=9200]

Sydney Harbour Bridge
Doyles Fish and Chips

Hello to you all. I know it has been a little while since I have last updated, but I have been enjoying some restful time to write and read and take in the surroundings. My time in New Zealand finished up well, I attended my first professional rugby match, which was quite entertaining, then I spent a few days in ChristChurch enjoying the museums and art gallery's. My first stage of my time in Australia was spent in Queensland. I flew into Brisbane and was met by a friend I made over in New Zealand. He showed me the sights around [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 18th 2005 | 287 Views | [diary=8919]


Byron Bay
Byron Bay
Although the sunny days were few, we definitely made use of them in this relatively quiet surfer town.
well the travels are quickly coming to a close for myself. I arrived to Brisbane, Australia 2 weeks ago, and will already be leaving the country in 2 days! It was a brief introduction to the country. I definitely hope to come back here when I have the time and money for it. Brisbane was a good start, my roommates were 2 Germans, and a Swiss named Fabio...they were quite a deck of cards. I then spent a few days in North Stradbroke Island, "Straddie", a white sand island right off the coast of Brisbane. And my last five days were [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 14th 2005 | 330 Views | [diary=8663]

Brisbane
the boys
Sydney

Abel Tasman
Abel Tasman
This Great Walk is situated on the northern coast of the south island and stretches across 40km of beautiful scenery.
g'day all, I'm off to Australia later today and thought I'd give an update of my last few weeks in New Zealand. It's been an amazing time here. The country-side is beautiful, the sheep are plentiful, and the good times are great. Since my last update, I visited the culturally and geyser rich town of Rotorua (which Graham visited earlier). I saw some of the same sights and tried something new...Zorbing..its a New Zealand invention--basically its a huge 10 ft. plastic ball that you hop in. It gets filled with a little hot water and you start running down a big [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 1st 2005 | 519 Views | [diary=7941]

Zorbing!
Zorbing closeup
Orca Whales

Peak floating
Peak floating
The weather was beautiful the morning I went on my cruise. This peak was staring right at me as I arrived in the wee hours of the morning.
My most recent adventure was a visit to the breathtaking Milford sound area, which is actually a Fiord. It is one of the natural wonders of the world and now I see why. It was a bitter cold day out there but well worth the journey. The water around here can be quite rough too, but fortunatley I did not have to experience it. I stayed in a rustic lodge near the sound that recieves it's electricity from a large generator. There is not much else out here, but really what else does there need to be. It is beautiful and [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 28th 2005 | 334 Views | [diary=7727]

Early morning Fog!
Waterfall Mist!
Milford after the Sun came around!

Dusky Dolphins
Dusky Dolphins
This group of Dolphins was great. There were about 300 the day I swam with them. Very friendly, but wild and well protected by the New Zealand government.
About a week and a half ago I left the North Island from Wellington city and arrived in Picton. This ferry trip was filled with beauty all around. Upon arrival there were no longer any buses and I wanted to go to the town of Kaikoura right away, so I stuck out my thumb and was picked up in less than 30 seconds. It took three rides to make it to the town but what a great experience to be able to still hitch hike in this day and age. (By the way I have been hitching the whole time since [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 28th 2005 | 248 Views | [diary=7726]

Dusky surfing with the Boat
Seal by the Bay
Gold Thief in Ross

Train View
Train View
This is the view from the Driving Creek Railway, small track train that Barry the local potter built with his own two hands. Located up in the Corromandel Peninsula in Corromandel Town, which was a go... [more]
Hello to all. Upon arriving in Auckland, New Zealand I was greated with a warm welcome at the airport by the Green's, who are good friends of my parents. I spent four days with them seeing the sights of Auckland, eating delicious meals and learning about New Zealands rich culture. I made my way up into the Sky Tower, which is the tallest building in the Southern Hemisphere, and had a great view of the city, surrounding bays and many huge sailboats. Auckland is a lively and outdoorsey community. The greenery and trees in the area are quite luxurious. The Kauri [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 22nd 2005 | 510 Views | [diary=7494]

Maori Modern Warrior
Maori Canoe

That's right. Time for a new continent. And I choose....New Zealand. I keep trying to catch up with this Canadian but he keeps evading me like an elusive fish. I arrived to Auckland two days ago and will continue to the Maori town of Rotorua and then on to Wellington, followed by some tramping (hiking) in the southern island. Graham has been in NZ one week and is already down in Wellington, making his way to the south island. Hopefully we'll reunite at some point. Nevertheless, my last few days in Asia were amazing. It was the Thai New Years, and [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 17th 2005 | 267 Views | [diary=7197]

New Years in Bangkok - Songkran Festival
Auckland at night
another chiang mai water festival shot

Hellfire Pass
Hellfire Pass
Once part of the Death Railway during the World War II.
Hello to you all. Well my last week in Thailand went by quite quickly. I spent it in the Western part of the Country near the Myamar border along the River Kwae. I stayed in a guest house that was suspended over the river, which allowed for beautiful views and a cultural experience. For a couple days I would sit on traditional Thai pyramid cushions, drinking fresh fruit smoothies and lassies, while loud longtail boats would race bye with loads of tourists. All the activities are partook in were relaxing and seemed to have a beautiful view of the mountains, rivers, [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 17th 2005 | 286 Views | [diary=7003]

Bridge over River Kwai
Erawan Waterfall



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