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By Nicksons
November 12th 2008

Noosa Heads

 Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Noosa Heads
Much has occurred on our vacation since the last post. For Kerry's birthday we met up with some of the previously encountered girls from Strike bowling for a night of drunken debauchery. Before meeting them Kerry downed a quarter of a twixer of absynthe and a few beer. Upon arriving at strike bowling the girls were nice enough to purchase us an ABC shot, which is absynthe, 151 and chartreuse. Very potent drink that sent the night downhill from there. Before leaving the bowling alley we had consumed probably close to a dozen shots and half of that in beer. We [View Full Entry]

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Published: November 12th 2008 | 33 Views | [diary=344202]


We don't really have to say too much about Noosa - we were only there for 24 hours, and decided to reward ourselves after such a grubby (although wonderful) time on Fraser, we booked into the Sheraton at Noosa! Ha ha, we are so naughty! But I can't tell you how wonderful it was - 5 star is so much better when you've only had two showers in the last week! The room was grand, huge, luxurious. The bed too, the bathroom the same, and I had a hairdryer!!! Oh what decadence. So we checked in, went for a delicious lunch [View Full Entry]

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Published: October 4th 2008 | 53 Views | [diary=330574]

Palacial room
Shiny clean bathroom!
The pool bar :)

Back at the hostel after Fraser and we were wiped out, another walk to the supermarket and then on to see Edel and Simon one last time before we left town. We woke up bright and early Thursday morning and it was off to Steve Irwin’s Australia Zoo. We had a jolly bus driver called John, the humour is definitely an acquired taste, had us all chuckling along though and with a Steve video playing we were soon at the zoo. The first stop was the massive tortoise and they were huge and fast as the keepers played with them and [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 5th 2008 | 19 Views | [diary=319940]

real aligator
not so real croc
my new friend speedy

Noosa Backpackers
Noosa Backpackers
our home for the week
Back on the road again, after the months living in Brisbane we had become quite settled and soon that comfort blanket was lifted as we handed back our keys. With the deposit back in our pockets and our lives on our backs we headed to the station and the adventure that lay ahead. As we didn’t trust the reliability of the landlord we had booked ourselves onto the midday bus and told him we had the early bus to catch, we’re not silly. So now been gladly proven wrong we arrived 2 hours early for our bus, luckily with a little [View Full Entry]

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Published: September 2nd 2008 | 16 Views | [diary=318832]

Mr Pelican
Mr Pelican
Alice at home

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Gorgeous Noosa
Noosa was absolutely gorgeous! There was a long walking trail that followed right along the ocean and eventually took us to a horse shoe shaped drop off called Hell's Gate that had a spectacular view of the cobalt blue ocean waters and an enormous beach. The entire time we were hiking we kept looking in the eucalyptus trees for wild koalas or other animals. On the way back down we finally saw one sleep high up in the tree. It looked so cute and fluffy but it never moved! We also saw a cockatiel, some parrots, and a weird turkey like [View Full Entry]

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Published: August 30th 2008 | 9 Views | [diary=317961]

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There was a blinding white light. Laura readjusted her sunglasses and pushed them higher up on her face. It was not a welcomed sight, nor was it a lethal image, but it was painful, raw and innocent. Like a child fresh from the womb, the light emanated and seemed to freeze everyone near. Time stopped while people stood in their tracks. They were locked in their gaze. Their mouths hung open. However, instead of the delivery of a newborn baby—revered with praise—this light was epitomized. Like a demon from the depths of shadows, it emerged and brought shock. And li [View Full Entry]

cam2yogi - Cameron Karsten | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 23rd 2008 | 437 Views | [diary=303758]

Warriors & Goddesses
The Bay
Woof Man

Ok back in business Mackay then last sunday, we arrived back at Brian's house after a tour of the beautiful town and harbour, which is totally gorge, to a massive BBQ, his workmates were there and of course the neighbours got involved, everyone was coming in and out, typical aussie way of life... loads to drink and eat, we loved it! Emma's fave were the chilli prawns but I think Brian's tandoori lamb was pretty special. The next day the boys, James and Robert, were off school so we went with them and 3 of their mates to play football at [View Full Entry]

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Published: July 20th 2008 | 37 Views | [diary=302138]


Agossie wat lief!
Agossie wat lief!
En nu weten we eindelijk waar ze wonen. Nou hoeven we er alleen nog maar eentje te vinden voor op de barbie
Hya mates, Vandaag werden we wakker op ons illegale kampeerplekje in Eumundi. We hebben goed geslapen en zijn niet van ons bed gelicht door de politie. Om 6 uur vanochtend stopte er vlak naast ons busje wel een auto, maar die bleek van de meneer die de openbare toiletten schoonmaakt, pfiew! Het regende vanochend nog steeds, maar toen we op pad gingen werd het gelukkig beter weer. We zijn eerst naar een van de plaatsjes gegaan die we gisteren hadden overgeslagen door het slechte weer, Noosa Heads. Noosa Heads is een beetje het Laren/Wassenaar van de Australische oostkust. Hier wonen de [View Full Entry]

2TallTravellers - Sylvia & Mark | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 16th 2008 | 84 Views | [diary=300359]

Eindelijk beter weer!
Samen op het strand
Raar fruit

well it has been awhile since th last entry i cant even remember what i was writing about!! i think it was th day before nimbin so im not surprised i havent written since!! seriously the most bizarre day of our whole lives i ant even explain it (i will try to at home but it may take a while!!) basically it lives up to all that you hear about it!! since byron bay we spent a night in brisbane- which looked lovely in the dark, but thats all we saw of it! we arrived at dark (probably only about 5pm [View Full Entry]

Coral and Amber - Coral Stark | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 11th 2008 | 14 Views | [diary=298264]


okay so thanks to dean and his mster talklot personality, we have met a complete weirdo in the caravan park. ater hearing herlife story and how she tried to gas herself, she now lives in a car parked in the park. we're not sure where she gets her money from but she is always smoking and drinking - renee is looking for work as a raeki healer... and apparently can cure cancer. i'm crediting deano with this latest story to add to our trip - i dont even want to go into er 'story' cos im not sure how much is [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 30th 2008 | 16 Views | [diary=293410]



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