Trevor

June 10th 2008
Left alone on a pristine beach miles from nowhere, the wind sweeping through our hair (yes our - it is getting quite long) what better way to spend a day is there, but through the ancient and dignified art of Sand Castle building. To exhibit our art and our obvious coolness with bucket and spade we chose the tranquil cove of Marion Bay. Seven miles of golden beach, turqouise sea and not a s ... read more

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Aboriginal settlers arrived on the continent from Southeast Asia about 40,000 years before the first Europeans began exploration in the 17th century. No formal territorial claims were made until 1770, when Capt. James COOK took possession in the name... ... read more

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Duncan & Nic

Shmunkie and the small ginger one

Hellooo, it's two rather adventurous travelers from the bonny streets of Edinburgh. Taking our place in the great melee of backpackers, travelers and touts to sample just how many different animals we can eat. This trip of gargantuan proportions is sure to alter the very fabric of the Earth and we apologise to all the trees our journey is bound to kill. In fact we said sorry to the shrubs this morning and will continue to make every effort to redress the Karmic balance by holding every third breath. And while this may seem like a cheap (ish - we are traveling for a ... full info

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