We arrived in Noosa after stopping at Brisbane for some scrumptious lunch. We only had 2 days at Noosa Heads so we decided to squeeze as much in as possible during our time there. The first day we got up early and headed to Australia Zoo- the 'Steve Irwin' zoo. It was a rly good zoo, we got to feed elephants! The tigers there were amazing, Luce and Rach want to work with tigers after watching the zoo workers playing with them. The Irwin family seems to be very po...

Hey everyone, As we've all been apart for a while we havent really written many blogs but we are soon to be reunited so we'll begin again! However, one thing we all did together, Chaz included, was the Great Ocean Drive. The Great ocan drive is a road that runs from a place called Torquey (about 40mins drive from Melbounre) to Adelaide and runs alongside amazing views of the ocean, forests, little bays and coves and steep limestone cliffs. We hired a car and...

Rach and Vik arrived in Byron Bay after an overnight bus journey from Sydney on Monday morning. The journey was probably one of the worst they've done so far, seeming to drag for far longer than the 12 hours that they were actually on the bus. Their first day in Byron was therefore not very exciting as they caught up on some sleep, had a wander around the town (which consists of one street) and then watched some tv at the hostel. They stayed at Cape Byron lodge w...

Hey everyone, sorry we haven't updated for a while (Brian). With Charlie coming out to see Luce we've been doing most things separately and just couldn't be bothered really! We arrived in Sydney early in the morning after our lovely flight watching lots of films (Juno's good) and headed to our hostel Cooee. The hostels pretty nice and they organise things for every night, found it a bit clicky though in terms of the travellers working who stay there. We're stay...

We had another awful journey from Macau to Hong Kong. Poor Vic was stillpretty ill but she made up her mind that she was ok to travel so we set off to the ferry terminal. However, we had all forgotten that it was easter sunday and when we arrived for the ferry it was jam packed and there was a huge queue for tickets! All the tickets to Hong Kong island were sold out untill 3am in the morning (it was about 7ish when we arrived) and the tickets on sale for kowloon ...