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Hobart, Tasmania
An emotional day today as Claudia and I put Amanda and J on the plane home. It was cold this morning, there was snow on Mount Wellington which is just up behind the B&B.
On the way back from the airport, Claudia and I went to the Hobart Botanical Gardens. Another highlight for me. The vege patch isn't quite what it was during Peter…
Peter Hi Dettricks I'm following your blog with interest and its great to hear everyone seems to be really enjoying the trip. I do note however, increasing references by Andy to bikes and bike stores...
re: Day 77: Fri 12 Sep 2014: Melbourne to DevonportThe Robson Jasper seems to be going the wrong way!
re: Walking together in the Botanic GardensMacca Hahaha! I have seen a 2m croc there!
re: Day 16: Sun 13 July 2014: Cairns.Macca Wow Andy! Savouring the real Alice Springs Expeience! We loved the bird of prey show too! I hope j is ok.
re: Day 43: Sat 09 Aug 2014Donna Pomerenke Hi Andrew and all, Sounds like you guys are having a really great trip, and best of all, that the kids are getting to see and do so many things that they would never have encountered or experienced before. I bet the kids get their school work done in super quick time during the travel, so that they have all free time to enjoy when stopped. And I bet that it hasn't been hard for you, Andrew, not to think of work. Sounds like a really great adventure, just as it should be. Sounds like your idea of the trip was a winner Amanda, and that everybody will be very glad that you decided to do it. Had been wondering where you were up to, and how you were enjoying it. Look forward to catching up to date. LOL
re: Day 22: Sat 19 July 2014: Burke and Wills Roadhouse to Adels Grove (Lawn Hill National Park - BoodNoel Hi Andrew, we are currently at Ti Tree having gone from Brisi across the Barkly and have stopped at a few of these iconic Aussie roadhouses ably to find they are staffed by backpackers who treat the place like their own private guest house. Customers are a real pain. In the neck and they have zero local knowledge. Try to get directions or info on road conditions - you're waiting your time. Can't help wondering why there isn't a young Aussie or even indigenous person with real local knowledge that wants to have a go?
re: Day 21: Fri 18 July 2014: Karumba to Burke and Wills Roadhouse