So because of my “heat exaustion” we made a complaint to the bus company, and they agreed that we ould upgrade our two day Kakadu trip to a 3 day. Good to see some companies are willing to help out. Our driver was called Luke (again) and he was awesome, a real nature enthuisast. So Kakadu is a National Park in the North which is renownd for being one of the best in Australia (if not the world). We were all really looking forward to it, me especially s...

Ok so I havent been very well for the last couple of days. But really did try to make the most of the trip and everything we saw! From Ayres Rock we went to Alice Springs which was another hot hot hot drive, mainly because the airconditioning failed on the bus, contributing to my "not being very well!" Alice is a weird little town and not too safe, seems to be a lot of tension between the aboriginals and the white folk who live here! Kindof a backward l...

Darwin, well Darwin is stupidly hot. Mary, Agnas and I attempted to see the City on our own. So we headed for the Botanical Gardens, literally a fifteen minute walk from our hostel. I have never sweated so much in my life, the funny thing is its not the heat its the humidity up here. Anyhow we did get to see the gardens, and a beach which really was more like a swamp. It wasnt until we returned from Kakadu, and Mary and I found Mindril Beach, which is a bus ride ...

So we had to leave Coober Pedy…bummer! Such a good night though, this was the longest stretch on the bus, up-to Uluru (Ayres Rock). First stop the Northern Territory border. Found out something quite interesting here, the Northern territory is not a recognized State of Australia. Good quiz question there, it doesn’t have enough people to be called a State. Lior and I climbed the sign for pictures, was actually pretty high. From here it was a long st...