Finding kangaroos, emurs and koalas in Australia

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August 4th 2009

Published: January 9th 2011

Hello, all, long time no writing... No, I haven't disappeared just yet, I think I told you last time, it was hard to find the time to write my next entry as I have been both working and travelling which are the most interesting parts of my empty life. But hey, I'm here again, inching toward keeping my promise of keeping you updated, and now here's a brand new one: Let me give you some backgrou... Read Full Entry

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Frank Cardenas

Frankardenas

Hi all! Well, after so many seconds, minutes, hours, months and years of procrastination...-but highly encouraged by a most beloved friend-, I have finally got round to creating my own blog. Wow, I can't believe I'm actually doing it this time! It will be a nice opportunity to get in touch with so many friends that I've luckily gained in my entire '21' years' existence (we all know that's a lie but somehow it makes me feel younger, never you mind, sorry:); I'll be able to share some of the most precious memories of my travel as well as my day-to-day adventures. Let's just hope that my s... full info

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Ready to see the Southern Right Wales under this enormous rainbow

The 12 Apostles

The Koala

I thought they were very lazy as they spend half of the day sleeping, and they do it to keep energy for the only food they eat -eucalypt leaves- are very low in proteins, so they are not in fact very strong, sth that makes them even stronger

Hugh's DIVINE night, hillarious

The two most important landmarks of Sydney

A nice view from the cruise

A meeting at the steel arch bridge, yeah, right

The seagulls showing off

This photo taken at the Australian Museum in sydney was taken for my sister

Here took place my highschool revision of Science

The man who said "Light will be thrown on the origin of man" and although contradicted by many, he threw that light indeed.

Mating, Mate at Taronga Zoo

Bondi Beach

They look like a fake, but they are real

Lovely nature

well, I couldn{t be more comfortable in a different suite

Pas mal comme hebergement

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Paintings

Here you learned, how the aborigines used to dream,which helped them in their hunting strategies

The laments of Aborigines

Everywhere you look, you hear the laments of aborigines as they were deprived of their lands and famillies

Being removed from Aboriginal families

From over a million aborigines in 1770, the number went down to 70,000 in 1930 and all for the sake of colonisation, just roughly what happened in South America.

Vanuatu Slit Drums

These drums were used by the aborigines to call the spirits

4th July 2014

Arley
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Greetings
Australia looks like a nice place to visit. I wish I had the opportunity to go and enjoy that beautiful country. I really like your experience at the theatre as I am a huge fan of role plays. Perhaps one day we could go to the theatre together. P.S. I am not trying to be a wet blanket but you should buy a better camera, awesome places deserve awesome memories.

5th July 2014

Frankardenas
Frank Cardenas

Greetings
That's a thought, Well, now, I've hoy am iphone with a better camera, cheers and good greetings.

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