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Published: December 15th 2011
After a considerable hiatus (largely due to laziness), I will try to catch up where I left off before - we went to feed the dolphins at Tin Can Bay. As we didn’t have our own transport, we were herded into a minibus with some excited young backpackers before being squeezed into a ferry for the 8am feeding. Apparently the dolphins are wild and have appeared each morning for generations after one ...
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K & J
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We have memories of f&c at Watsons Bay. There was a huge storm but we were far enough inside to stay dry.Then the sun came out.2$ to £!!when we started going there.Melbourne definately our favorate.Not seen the Eureka view Janet wouldt go past 4th floor.Are there still 12 Janet thinks 1 has fallen over since she was there.A 5week \"girly\" hol on a farm outside Adelaide.Janet also managed a couple of nights in Geelong I dont like bats!!I was afraid 1 would fall off.Your summing up of Aus is spot on & overall we are glad Simon & his boys are growing up in such an environment even if Canberra is no Sydney or Melbourne. And New Zealand to a lesser extent is the same.Me, I would like to do the Gan Adelaide to Darwin by train.Our Aust.relatives are very envious of us Brits. because in the time they can fly across Aus we can get to 30-40 different countries & cultures.We are envious of the6* luxury you will no doubt try in Fiji.Rachael got married there. Looking forward to the next chapter.Love Keith & Janet xx