If someone had told me a year ago that I would have jumped out of a plane at 14000 feet I would have said...your nuts! but...this morning for my finale...I did jump and while the pictures will show my eyes are closed the whole time...thats pretty accurate!! hahaha! i peeked every now and then...but originally I signed up for a 9000 feet jump, which is a 30 second free fall, 14000 feet is a 60 second free fall i figured hey...im jumping who cares about the feet......

Your reflection is simply not the whole you..... Past week I have been on the move everyday with one night in each city as I move quicklyup the coast and fiish my 21 days on the road...after kroombit, I went to airlie beach, then magnetic island and now I am in Cairnes...In Airlie beach I left the group of friends I had made to finish up my trip on my own, I have a few things I want to see and do alone, and while I initially felt a lot of lonliness, that feeling...

THE OUTBACK: I must say that Kroombit has been my favorite place in australia so far...I had no idea what to expect, but when the bus drove up and we were greeted by real australian cowboys...my heart skipped a beat. They had the tourist thing going for them, but the vibe of the place was the real outback, with animals everywhere...horses free, cows free, dogs, cats, dingos, everything. After a proper beef lunch, I decided to herd goat. My horses name was phenox...

THE OUTBACK: I must say that Kroombit has been my favorite place in australia so far...I had no idea what to expect, but when the bus drove up and we were greeted by real australian cowboys...my heart skipped a beat. They had the tourist thing going for them, but the vibe of the place was the real outback, with animals everywhere...horses free, cows free, dogs, cats, dingos, everything. After a proper beef lunch, I decided to herd goat. My horses name was phenox...

THE OUTBACK: I must say that Kroombit has been my favorite place in australia so far...I had no idea what to expect, but when the bus drove up and we were greeted by real australian cowboys...my heart skipped a beat. They had the tourist thing going for them, but the vibe of the place was the real outback, with animals everywhere...horses free, cows free, dogs, cats, dingos, everything. After a proper beef lunch, I decided to herd goat. My horses name was phenox...