So today there's is literally no where to stay so we decide to move on, the greyhound bus also isn't running so everyone else is a bit screwed, being the good friends that we are we leave them to sort there lives out and head to the zoo! Australia zoo is about an hour away and was owned by Steve Irwin and his family we see all the animals that come from Australia including dingos, Tasmanian Devils and a huge range of poisonous snakes. We also get I hand feed kang...

Quick (ish) drive to noosa and a day on the beach to relax after a hectic few days the house are all huge and have jettys and private boats the others are on the bus which takes 4 times aslong and when the arrive can't find anywhere to stay, everyone from Brisbane has left because of the g20 and gone to towns nearby like noosa so it's completely full! The only place the other can find it a 2 bedroom apartment with pool and hotub so everything works out! So earli...

Final day on Fraser and we go to a tea tea tree fresh water lake where we wash are hair and brush our teeth with the silica sand as there are no showers at camp we have lunch at a resort with a pool while we wait for the barge back and we say good bye to our guide tony who is a legend! Back when we were buying food for the trip we bought a cake as the boys told us it was daves birthday, not realising it was on the last day,of the trip, this means it's now pretty ...

We wake up as soon as the sun comes up as it gets so ridiculously hot in the tent, after breakfast we set off to our first stop which is Eli creek and fast flowing river which you can float all the way down, the freezing water at 9am is a really good wake up! The next few hours involves human pyramids, wheelbarrow races, gymnastics and slow mo hair flicking! Next stop is the maheno shipwreck which is a huge boat washed up on the beach which had been used for bomb...

So 6 o'clock were up for breakfast and to watch an hour of safety videos about Fraser Island and dingo safety! Why on earth couldn't we have done this yesterday! Then we load the cars up and drive to the barge. When we get there we start to drive to the first lake the journey is horrendous in the back of an 8 seater 4x4 drive on deep bumpy sand we have to duck to stop our heads hitting the ceiling! We eventually get there and lake Mackenzie is beautiful and fresh...