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Visible from Space?

One of the lines they like to tell you when visiting the Great Barrier Reef is that it is the only living organism that can be seen from space. Actually, you hear this often about a lot of things. Turns out it isn’t quite true—lots of things can be seen from space...

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 9, 2007 from Cairns, Australia
from the travel blog: Carl's Circuit



Karratha

We had been camping in the Karratha overflow which was the Karratha bowling club car park and had looked all around Karratha. We travelled out to Dampier which is about 27km away and had alook over the North West Project which is a mutli company project to extract liquid natural gas from the...

permalink written by  michelle62 on August 9, 2007 from Perth, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



Through the Kimberleys & to Broome.

After leaving Kununurra, we headed along the Gibb River Road into the Purnululu National Park where we had the opportunity to spend two nights camping under the stars and checking out the amazing Bungle Bungle ranges. Many of us took the option of taking a helicopter flight as well as checking...

permalink written by  CrazyKel on August 7, 2007 from Broome, Australia
from the travel blog: Western Australian Adventures



Here's An Idea

I'm going to move to one of the hottest cities in Australia, dress entirely in black and go job hunting. Yeah. Because they're really going to want to employ me after I drip sweat on the application form.

permalink written by  Koala Bear on August 7, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Sod Off Great Big Mission Round Oz



Scuba diving IS fun!

Carl and I spent the day on the Great Barrier Reef doing some introductory scuba dives - GREAT fun! Much better than I expected, actually. We took a shuttle early this morning about an hour north to Port Douglas, and then caught a sizable boat out to the "outer reef", which is supposed to be one...

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 6, 2007 from Cairns, Australia
from the travel blog: Joc's Journeys



Tropical Queensland

5th-12th August Flew up to Cairns from Brisbane. Arrived late on, had one night in a hostel and caught the bus first thing in the morning, which heads further north into Tropical Queensland, met a few nice people on the bus having a few chats with them all on the way up! The bus stops to...

permalink written by  tomrendell on August 6, 2007 from Cape Tribulation, Australia
from the travel blog: Melbourne and the East coast



Kakadu & Litchfield Parks - Awesome!

Another retrospective... We arrived in Darwin, Australia intent on visiting world-famous Kakadu National Park and perhaps other surrounding parks. We hit an immediate hiccup in that it was a school holiday at the time and many Australians were on the road making a similar circuit as we were....

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 4, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Joc's Journeys



Litchfield and Kakadoodle-do

Returning to Australia was both amazing and shocking. We walked out of the airport to a perfect tropical temperature, no sweltering heat but a great breeze and pleasing aroma. Plus, not one person was in our face trying to sell us a ride or lodging or anything else for that matter. The ease...

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 4, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Carl's Circuit



T minus one stop!!!

Holy Cow! We're down to just one more stop before we head back to the US - crazy! Carl and I leave Darwin, Australia early tomorrow morning for Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef, our last stop before departing this part of the world. I haven't checked in since I left Malaysia, and that's just a...

permalink written by  GoBlue on August 4, 2007 from Darwin, Australia
from the travel blog: Joc's Journeys



Port Hedland

We left the Coastal Reserve early in the Morning as Lisa and Paul had warned us about how had it was to get accomodation at Port Hedland due to the resource boom and we desperately needed a shower. We arrived at 10.00 and were advised that there was only one park available in South Hedland and...

permalink written by  michelle62 on August 3, 2007 from Port Hedland, Australia
from the travel blog: Travelling around Australia



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