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Wed, 23 Mar 2011 | By nomads-news | Views [2940] | Comments [1]
Jesse Perez is a producer and writer for the Safety Team at The World Nomads Group. He went to Japan on the 10th of March for a brief holiday and a work stint. The very next day, the country was hit by a massive 9.0 earthquake, and a resulting tsunami ... Read more >
Tags: japan, japan disaster, japan earthquake, travel-safety-tips
Thu, 31 Jul 2014 | By wendyandkevin | Views [1792]
Day 96 29 th July 2014 Tuesday. Decided to call Camec re my broken door lock. They gave me a big run around and I had to ring Crusader in Melbourne. Stella helped me out but I had to make many calls to finally get it organised to have the replacement ... Read more >
Wed, 28 Mar 2007 | By over-40 | Views [1286] | Comments [1]
We had a great weekend mountainbiking from Arltunga up the Garden Hwy, Cattlewater Pass Rd, Plenty Hwy, back to Garden Hwy coming out on Stuart Hwy 55km north of Alice Springs. 3 days and 2 nights riding and camping with a group of 10.
Tags: Family
Fri, 2 Sep 2016 | By craigmarch | Views [991]
After each spending months on the road for business, my brother Greg and I needed a break. Flights, hotels, rental cars and stuffy meetings and conferences had taken their toll, and we just wanted to "get away from it all" for a few days. A co-worker ... Read more >
Tags: australia, camping, campsite, holiday, new south wales, nsw, vacation
Thu, 3 Jul 2014 | By dianne_peter | Views [987] | Comments [2]
MondayJune 9th 2014 New car. New caravan. New adventure. We have now purchased a Nissan Navarra and a Jayco Penguin. Neither are new but both are in exceptionally good condition. Sad parting with the old green Ford which now has a new home ... Read more >
Sun, 15 Jan 2017 | By johnsteel | Views [704]
April, 2016 This trip had 3 goals to have a meal at the highly rated Dunkeld Royal Hotel restaurant; visit old gold mining towns and Ballarat where Susan’s Steel family began; return to Daylesford and have a spa. 1. Dunkeld is a small village at ... Read more >
Tags: ballarat, daylesford, dunkeld, grampians
Tue, 16 Dec 2008 | By smelix | Views [640]
well havent i been a busy little bee over the last few days.. admittedly i did spend the first few days doing very little other than getting my bearings of the city... i cant remember what i had been doing in the last blog so forgive any repetition.... Read more >
Wed, 6 May 2015 | By wendyandkevin | Views [519]
Up early at 5.45am and I headed off for a walk around the Lake. Kevin decided that he needed to pack and didn’t venture out. After breakfast we crammed all our stuff in our suitcases for storage. We were taking only hand luggage for ... Read more >
Tags: halong bay
Wed, 27 Feb 2008 | By count_zero | Views [489]
We arrived back in Rocky at the end of last week after our massive 5 week trip down the east coast of Australia and round Tasmania (I know it's part of Oz, you don't need to remind me) by road. The last few days of the trip were relaxing and stressful ... Read more >
Tags: On the Road
Mon, 16 Apr 2007 | By cathylisa | Views [482]
We are all having a great time and we must say that Siagon is the best place to go for those who love to shop, the food and people are great. Today we all went to the Cuchi Tunnels, and learnt a little more about the Vietnam war. We were able to go ... Read more >
Tags: Adventures
Wed, 26 Oct 2011 | By dreamjourneyer | Views [426]
Day 1 Tomorrow X base hostel Brisbane, Queensland On the 14 hour plane ride over, I watched on the Australian news coverage about the arrival of the queen. Had I arrived two days earlier (or on U.S. time) I would have tried to be where she ... Read more >
Tags: brisbane, landing in oz, travel
Sat, 3 Oct 2009 | By sam_jackson86 | Views [374]
More wildlife encounters ahead.... 25/9 Off this morning to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. I finally held a koala, it was so cool! I didn't realise how heavy it was going to be. His name was Goblin. I managed to have a voucher for a free reprint of ... Read more >
Wed, 3 Jun 2015 | By wendyandkevin | Views [361]
I woke up before 5am so I decided to give myself a haircut. I went outside looking for the broom and dustpan so I could sweep up the cut hair from the bathroom floor. I must say I did a good job and only needed Kevin to clean up the bottom stray ... Read more >
Wed, 16 Jan 2013 | By njrussell | Views [358]
I chose to travel on my own to India before commencing a degree in photography so that I might really put myself to the test. It truly is a land of contradictions, especially as an humanitarian! A stunningly beautiful country with amazing people but ... Read more >
Tags: india, people, photo-journalism, portrait