Hi everyone...so I am back up to date with my blogs now, hooray!!! I need to get my photo's sorted and uploaded as well, but that is going to have to wait, because I don't have the patience to be honest!! I am in Perth at the mo, and it's great! I flew over here last Thursday, but I nearly didn't catch the flight! I had remembered to set the Alarm time on my phone for 5.30am to give me time to get up and ready, checked out of the hostel, onto the Airport bus a...

So, back in Adelaide and I decided to do a day tour of the Wineries of the Barossa Valley, which basically meant a day of drinking and eating with a group of people I haven't met before...sounded great to me! It was a great day out actually, and the group were a good bunch of people, and they got more and more chatty as we visited each winery! The Barrosa valley itself is beautiful, with rolling hills and the vineyards make it green and lush, and it is only a co...

Alice, Alice, who the f*** is Alice!!! Yes, it was onto Alice Springs next to go and visit the big red rock and the other smaller rocks!!! Luckily I had a place to stay in Alice. The wonderful Suzy, who I met in Tassie, was staying with her boyfriend Mike (tour guide in Alice Springs), and they very kindly invited me to stay with them. It was also arranged for me to go out on tour with Mike the next day, so I knew i would be getting the best tour guide in Ali...

After a few days back in Melbourne, it was time to move on again, and i booked to a 2 day tour along the Great Ocean Road and Grampians to Adelaide. The Great Ocean Road is a really picturesque coastal route, with a rugged coastline, small bays, and forest inland. We had various stops along the way, to see the main attractions, such as Bells Beach, the 12 Apostles, London Bridge, and some other beaches which I can't recall the names of! The 12 Apostles was gre...

Hi everyone, I know it's been a long, long time since I last updated you all, so I will attempt to do so now.... I've back-dated this blog to the date I was in Tasmania. Now Tasmania is very different from the rest of Oz, it's like a seperate country...a bit like Stewart Island in New Zealand...going there is like travelling back in time to the 1970's, the local's seem blissfully unaware that the rest of the world has moved on from Mullets, village people moust...