Back to Sydney for the last few months of Oz....

We got to Monkey Mia (where you can feed the dolphins) on one of thedays. The next morning we were up early, well about 7:30 to go see thelittle devils in action. We thought we had got there early, but about40 other people had obviously 'got there early' for the normal feedtime of 8am. Only a few people get chosen to feed the dolphins andwhen the girl said 'sir, you with the camera' I didnt react until shesaid 'you with the beanie' - ...

Well final installment for a while. After finishing my last trip up inDarwin (London) I then flew from there, via Brisbane (Berlin), Sydney(Rome) and finally ended up in Perth (Dublin) after bloody 12 hours,the direct flight was merely 5 hours odd (but $200 dearer), shocking. Anyways, I then arrived and didnt actually have anywhere to stay sorelying on my trusty lonely planet I picked a hostel which sounded okand waited a bloody hour for the shuttle bus...

The next tour started at 6:20am, I got woken up by the Italian at 6:10 and everyone was all ready downstairs, I dragged all my crap dowstairs, downed a few bacon sarnies and then got in the bus, still drunk, for the next bit of the tour.This tour consisted mainly of seeing aboriginie art work which was pretty cool and amazing to think how old it was...should have included two massive waterfalls (but for our bus breaking down) and a cruise to see some cr...

The next tour I had none of the people from my last tour. I did however have the same tour guide, Erica who was a wicked laugh and 22, so younger than most of us! On this tour I met a guy called Tony from Leicester who was totally crazy and pretty quick witted.On this three day tour we covered 1500km from Alice to Darwin at the top, thats nearly 1000 miles, so as you can imagine we spent a lot of time in the bus - time for many games. We visited several...