So as a married couple it was time to stop having so much fun and get back to the real world and find some jobs to fill up the travelling account once more. Up in the Whitsunday's the jobs seemed quiet scarce and it was either having to wait around until mid July for some more farm work up north near Townsville or wait till we drive through the centre of Australia and find jobs in Melbourne. We were at odds and couldn't decide what to do, we didn't want to have t...

Well I'm sure you all know by now, we only went and got bloody married and we couldn't be any happier. We have been floating about of cloud nine for the past week now and we have no intention of coming down. We arrived in Airlie Beach on the 7th June knowing full well that we were getting married on the 10th. We had been keeping it a secret from you all for a month or so. We had arranged to see or celebrant Margaret on the 8th so first things first, we took a wal...

Well nothing too much exciting has been happening lately. Oh how could I forget we jumped out of a plane 8,000 foot up. I have to say we both have never felt so alive. With our skydive not being until 3.30pm we had a day of sitting about not really thinking about anything else. As we caught the sun on the beach we watched planes climbing high into the rich blue sky knowing that in hours to come we would be aboard a plane very similar getting ready to throw oursel...

So we rolled into Brisbane on May 17th with grey clouds hanging heavy in the sky that only cleared once or twice throughout the week, allowing us to get out and about around the new city. We found a fairly cheap camp site 4-5km out from the city centre and set up home for a week (sorry I keep talking in kilometres but we are so used to it by now, for us English folk that's 3 and a bit miles). With our heads in the New Testament we had found a few things worth tak...

With the smell of orange peel becoming a distant memory to our fingers, we have busied ourself with many an activity since leaving Benyenda Citrus. We decided to make our way to Mount Tamborine for a spot of walking in the mountains and a day of adrenaline pumping theme park rides all just a stones throw away. The drive from Gayendah to Mount Tamborine was a long one taking nearly six and a half hours. We had read about a camp site to stop at that evening and by ...