Arrived into Christchuch on the 22nd May, it was so wierd to arrive there, it really felt like being back at home. It has been voted the most English city out of England so it was hardly suprising I guess. I didn't get up to that much the first couple of days except stock up on warm clothing, it was absolutely freezing! There isn't that much to do in Christchurch (that I could find anyway), but went up in the gondola for the view over Christchurch which would hav...

After Neighbours night we were due to leave Melbourne really early, but Michelle and Ann-Marie (really cool Irish girls I'd met) and I, ended up getting there 30 minutes late! At least we made it though! That day, feeling as good as could be expected, we went to Wilsons Promotory National Park and on a 2 hour walk. It was lovely though, the view from the vantage point was stunning and then we walked down to squeaky beach. Yes, it does actually squeak - real...

After Jenny flew home from Brisbane, I decided that I needed a rest from the East Coast way of life so flew down to Adelaide. Despite everyone asking why the hell I was going, I decided it was a good idea! As soon as I stepped off the plane I realised why, it was freezing, flip flops were really not the right choice! I spent 3 days in Adelaide which was seriously enough. There wasn't a great deal to do but I spent the majority of the time chilling and even ...

We went on a 3 day self drive trip to Fraser Island (the biggest sand island in the world). We got kitted out in our group with a 4x4, camping equipment etc and off we went! The trip was so much fun and driving the 4x4 in the sand was cool - we didn't even managed to get stuck! Fraser Island itself is beautiful, the lakes, dunes, views etc are just something else, none of my pictures really do it justice. Lake McKenzie was amazing, we spent a number of hour...

We began our trip down the east coast with our first stop at Airlie Beach for a day before we went on our trip to the Whitsundays. At Airlie Beach, Jenny and I decided to do a skydive over the Whitsundays. We did the dive from 10000 feet. After a little bit of training and a lot of waiting while the weather cleared we were ushered into the tiny little plane and were on our way up. Jenny went first and she was out within a split second, as was I! You put your...