Hello. Ive finally left Rottnest - sad to leave the island and all the friends at dome. But I felt it was time to move on as I'd had enough and plus had to keep moving in order to see the rest of WA before i head to the east coast to be in time for leaving Sydney in March. The last week has been madness. Had my last day of work on saturday, got very drunk that night with some funny concequences. Went on a boat trip round the island on a fast speed boat (at le...

Happy Christmas from down under everyone! Its 30 degrees, spending the day eating christmas food, chilling by the pool, beers and BBQ. Of course at the Browns house with Elaine, Fred, Caroline, Deb, Stace, Nick, Daniel and Moss (dog). looking forward to it but its gonna feel abit strange. Back on rotto the last two weeks have been a bit of a rollarcoaster - Cam has quit which hannah, luke, Danni and I were all really bummed about as he is such an awsome bloke...

Hey folks, This little beauty known as Rottnest Island or Rotto is my current home till after new year. (Possibly longer) I arrived 14th nov so been here just under a month now and loving it. I work at dome which is alright, although you do get good discounts at most shops on the island (there's only six). Working in the kitchen doing abit of everything and learning alot. Mostly like how to use a knife without chopping your fingers off etc... The people here ar...

Hey Everyone, Im now in Darwin staying with Betty & dennis's son - Declan. (people I stayed with in Melbourne with.) I've offically gone across the country from south, through the middle and up to the top of Australia! The 6 day trip was split into 2 sections, firstly a 3 day tour wth 'Oz Experience'. The tour consisted of doing a base walk round uluru at 5pm (still too hot to walk round in 2hours but hey.) The sunset was incredible, the colours ...

Hey Everyone, Im now in Alice Springs. The town itself is hot, dusty and the middle of nowhere as predicted. The trip from Adelaide was mainly driving through desert for about 6 hours a day - joys. looking at nothing but red sand and pale green trees. The place we stayed at overnight was a small mining opal town called 'coober pedy'. We stayed in an underground cave which was pretty surreal but fun. Followed by a brief tour of the mine and how people in co...