After months of spending our days working in the red dirt of Australia building up those days for our next working holiday visa, a bit longer than expected due to COVID but that can't be helped. It was time to treat ourselves. The Lagoon What exciting antics could we possibly get up too... living the …
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We have had the absolute pleasure of living, and working, in Kakadu National Park for 5 months! I had never dreamed we would either, which made it even more exciting. Over the months we learnt so much about the land and the history behind it. It is truly one of the most special locations in …
There are so many experiences throughout the Queensland state, how do you choose the best ones for you? With SO MANY options, I wanted to share with you 5 entirely different but incredible things you should think about adding to your itinerary. 1. Hike the Mount Sorrow Trail If you are anything like me, getting …
Twelve Platypus Playing,Eleven Mantas Mingling,Ten Turtles Tapping,Nine Whale Sharks Waiting,Eight Dingos Digging,Seven Cassowaries,Six Emus Eating,Five Great White Sharks,Four Koalas Cuddling,Three Snapping Crocs, Two Red Kangaroos,And a Kookaburra in a Gum Tree Back in 1798 when the Platypus was first discovered, british scientists thought they were a hoax created by putting different animals together! The body of …
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Eleven Mantas Mingling,Ten Turtles Tapping,Nine Whale Sharks Waiting,Eight Dingos Digging,Seven Cassowaries,Six Emus Eating,Five Great White Sharks,Four Koalas Cuddling,Three Snapping Crocs, Two Red Kangaroos,And a Kookaburra in a Gum Tree The Manta Rays of the Ningaloo Reef have been my favourite encounter on our lap of Australia so far. Beautiful and serene creatures, especially when you find …
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Six Emus Eating,Five Great White Sharks,Four Koalas Cuddling,Three Snapping Crocs, Two Red Kangaroos,And a Kookaburra in a Gum Tree Did you know that the Emu is the largest bird in Australia? Only second in the world behind the Ostrich. They are of great importance to the indigenous culture with several of their dreaming stories revolving around …
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This is pretty exciting, my first ever blog post of our travels as voted by you! I know I know, it has been a long time coming but trust me hotspotting my phone in remote areas of Australia hasn’t been easy! Where do I even begin?! After 8 months farm work, due to COVID-19, we …
At the top of everyone’s list in Kakadu is the East Alligator region. A beautiful location in easy reach from the Jabiru township. I can’t count the amount of times we made the short journey to explore the area, there is so much to see and do and in my opinion… always different! UbirrWhen we …
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