G'Day Mates!

Back in Sydney after a fantastic journey of 9000 kilometres through Australia.

I enjoyed every minute in this country with the wide open spaces and friendly people.

Beautiful nature, with a variety of animals and birds and lots of contrasts that constantly challenge the senses.

Hope to be back one day to explore the western and northern parts of the country and to return to the silence and peace of the Outback.

Take care and enjoy your weekends!

G'day Mates

Made it alive through the Outback and is now relaxing at Mooloolaba on the Sunshine Coast. The journey so far has taken 7100 kilometres.

Visiting Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo tomorrow. Saw some road signs to the zoo with huge photos of him. So sad that his life ended so soon.

So lots of crocodiles tomorrow.

Crocs Rule!

G'day Mates

A quick greeting from Alice Springs. The Outback is an incredible place. Tomorrow we are hitting the dirt road through the desert, towards Brisbane.

Stocked up on vegemite sandwiches so no worries, that will keep us out of the creeks!

PS. The journey of 4000 kilometres has brought us 5 life kangeroos and 17 corpses next to the road!

G'day Mates

We had a fun day exploring Melbourne. Had perfect weather.

Today we are taking the Great Coastal Road to Adelaide. Who knows we might even see a kangaroo!

Enjoy your day!

Gypsy

G'day Mates!

Greetings from Snoopy land!

We had a great day and evening in Bathurst visiting Peter and Family. We even went for a spin around the famous Bathurst racing track.

Tommorrow we are heading towards Melbourne, a long drive and hoping to see some live kangaroos.

Greetings!

Gypsy

PS. Snappie and Snoopy have a date for breakfast: vegemite on toast! Yummy! ;-)

G'day mates!

Made it to Kuala Lampur! Had a good flight. There was a huge selection of movies on the plane, so the 12hours were gone in no time.

Now relaxing for 4 hours and then the 8 hour flight to Sydney.

Have a wonderful weekend!

PS. Snappie enjoyed his first intercontinental flight!

I will be visiting Australia during September 2007. I have planned the following route:

1 Amsterdam – Sydney
2 Arrive Sydney
3 Sydney
(Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour, Sydney Tower 305m, Toronga Zoo)
4 Bathurst Peter & Alex 203 km (ca. 3 uur 18 min.)
5 Drive Bathurst to Melbourne 802 km (ca. 9 uur 56 min.)
6 Melbourne
(Pinguïnparade Philip Island)
7 Drive to Adelaide 727 km (ca. 9 uur 29 min.)
(Great Ocean Road, Twelve Apostles, Warrnambool, Robe, Barossa Valley)
8 Adelaide
(Glenelg, Historic tram)
9 Kangaroo Island 186 km +186 km (ca. 3 uur 38 min.) Ferry
10 Drive Adelaide - Coober Pedy 844 km (ca. 10 uur 10 min.)
(Outback, Flinders Ranges, Marree, Ghan Trainstation, William Creek, Dingo fence 9600km, Cave hotel)
11 Drive to Ayers Rock Uluru 749 km (ca. 8 uur 49 min.)
(Kings Canyon, Yulara Village, Olgas Kata Tjuta 546m, Rock walibis)
12 Ayres Rock - Uluru - Alice Springs 449 km (ca. 5 uur 38 min.)
13 Alice Springs - Winton 1,176 km (ca. 14 uur 36 min.)
14 Winton - Mackay 885 km (ca. 10 uur 54 min.)
15 Mackay, Barrier Reef
16 Mackay - Gladstone 443 km (ca. 5 uur 37 min.)
17 Gladstone - Brisbane 514 km (ca. 7 uur 39 min.)
(Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo, Landsborough)
18 Brisbane
19 Murwillumbah, Tweed Valley 132 km (ca. 2 uur 12 min.)
20 Drive to Sydney 816 km (ca. 11 uur 23 min.) Mirwillumbah to Argyle 6hours; Argyle Farmstay??
21 Argyle to Sydney 512 km (about 7 hours 34 mins)
21 Sydney
22 Sydney - Amsterdam
23 Amsterdam


A route of 8000 kilometers, but I am sure it will add up!

Any advice or tips on accommodtion, places to see, things to do, will be appreciated!

Snappie will appreciate it if anyone has Crocodile Dundee's address! :-)