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After a lovely dinner last night in Gin Gin with Ted and Karen Thiel we slept really well and woke ready to explore a bit more of the area. We did a lap of main street Gin Gin and then headed off to find some rum. We both thought that we had visited Bundaberg before but as we crossed the river to get in to town, we realised that nothing looked familiar - we think we had confused Bundy with Gladstone. Breakfast over we rode around town with the action camera ...

13 degrees at breakfast this morning in Gympie. Lucky for us the day just got warmer and warmer. We continued north today towards Gin Gin. As usual though we tend not to take the most direct route. Through the fog around Gympie we set the GPS for Tin Can Bay as our first stop. We have stayed here a couple of times before and were keen to see if the town had changed. We decided that there were more houses along the water's edge and some of them would be worth a s...

This morning we leave on a short trip north, why? Because we can! Our plan is to meander up the coast of Queensland for 3 days and then turn around and head home. We packed our bags and put them in the panniers of our TigerXRX 800, we added the new Notebook, wet weather gear and a few odds and ends to the top box and headed out the gate at 9:45am. The day looked glorious. This is the first trip for this computer and the first chance to try our the new travel bl...

Bright and early next morning (about 8am) we headed off to make sure we didn't miss out on our cruise around Manhattan. We retraced our steps from yesterday and arrived at Pier 83 with plenty of time to spare. On the way we passed many apartment blocks with their fire escape stairs on the outside - a really New York thing it seems. There were two cruise ships tied up beside the USS Intrepid ready for their occupants to disembark and explore the city for the day.&...