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Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Cairns March 18th 1998

Geo: -16.3395, 146.051Daintree Rainforest, Great Barrier Reef, Cape Tribulation... read more

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Brisbane March 6th 1998

Geo: -27.4676, 153.028... read more

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Cairns March 21st 1996

Geo: -16.9254, 145.7751 - Great Barrier Reef... read more
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Airlie Beach March 17th 1996

Geo: -20.2679, 148.7161 - Whitsunday Islands... read more
Airlie Beach
Airlie Beach
Airlie Beach

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Noosa March 15th 1996

Geo: -26.3962, 153.0891 - Noosa... read more
Noosa
Noosa
Noosa

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Brisbane March 11th 1996

Geo: -27.4676, 153.0281 - Cool Town... read more
Brisbane
Brisbane
Brisbane

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Gold Coast » Surfers Paradise March 10th 1996

Geo: -28.0023, 153.4311 - Awesome town... read more
Surfer's Paradise
Surfer's Paradise
Surfer's Paradise

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Cairns » Cairns City April 20th 1995

The red centre, the green north east and the Great Barrier Reef This is the third and last blog entry from my trip in Australia 25 years ago. Here I will present a mix of some lesser known sites, a few somewhat more known sites and two sites that are absolutely iconic. Alice Springs Alice Springs is right in the centre of Australia and is popular among tourists much thanks to its proximity to the iconic Uluru/Ayers Rock. But there are also plenty of things to see in Alice Springs itself so it is unfair to dismiss the town as just a transport hub. => Todd River: Much of the interior in Australia is very dry and arid and it almost never rains. This is especially true for the area around Alice Springs. The nature around ... read more
Uluru
Uluru
Uluru

Oceania » Australia » Queensland » Brisbane January 16th 1990

A girl who had stayed at the hostel in Melbourne for a while had invited me back to Brisbane, so I decided to head up there as I didn't see much of it last time. I also wanted to meet up with a guy whom I had worked with in Brighton and had not been there last time I passed by. He was not there this time either, but I met up with Amanda as planned. Her place was my first experience of the city suburbs (like the one in Neighbours) where most of the Australian population lives. They are basically huge great sprawls that contain little or nothing of any interest. The British might all be living on top of each other on our tiny little island, but at least it doesn't take 40 minutes ... read more




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