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THE FIRST WEB TV broadcast 24h DEDICATED TO THE WORLD OF JAZZ.
THE FIRST WEB TV broadcast 24h DEDICATED TO THE WORLD OF JAZZ.
How To Reset Dishwasher Bosch
JAZZ WINDOW web channel TV
THE FIRST WEB TV broadcast 24h DEDICATED TO THE WORLD OF JAZZ.
THE FIRST WEB TV broadcast 24h DEDICATED TO THE WORLD OF JAZZ.
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Savannah Samson Streaming
Waikerie, oranges and boxes ...
's only been ten days since we left the Red Center, but already it all seems far away ... And it is already ten days we're stuck in the Australian capital of citrus ... ... Waikerie dispersed village somewhere in South Australia, which certainly has more orange than people ...
's only been ten days since we left the Red Center, but already it all seems far away ... And it is already ten days we're stuck in the Australian capital of citrus ... ... Waikerie dispersed village somewhere in South Australia, which certainly has more orange than people ...
We found lodging in a guesthouse, in a double room with something like a golden retriever hair on the floor, a giant double bed (which has the bedspread with same as the roses that had my grandmother) and a network background where we sleep in turn (right for not to lose the habit of a new bed every night!)
... There is a kitchen and a bathroom shared with other 7 people ...
... There is a kitchen and a bathroom shared with other 7 people ...
an Australian fifty black (or maybe more) which is the double of the Robinson Bill Cosby and he is here by more than a year to collect oranges ... is a bit 'out of head and perhaps a bit 'too talkative but it makes us die laughing ...
a boy and a girl in Korea is not clear whether they are together or not, whose English names are Wood and Julia (on why he chose a name like we dreamed widely! =)), whom I do the long talks (in a while 'I speak English with a Korean accent ...)
a Korean girl with whom she the evening I watch Sex and the City (it is bought all the dvds) ...
a Taiwanese who does not speak ...
another Korean and a Japanese
... I mean ... a melting pot ...
For the work we were full of expectations ... Needless to say, have all been widely disregarded ...
The pay is a pittance: $ 25 each filled bin ... 45 minutes to an hour to fill one in three ...! And to make matters worse the working day is 5 to 6 hours because the poor arancette can not be collected if there are at least 13 degrees ...
And okay ... so I already knew that the farm will not become rich ... Let's see the bright side: at least we do not need to buy fruit for a while 'and oranges are really the most delicious I've ever eaten!
But there's more ... in addition to the damage, there is also a joke ...
In fact, after the first day we realized that most Oranges are the people who collect locals, or people doing this job and a life that fills two bins when you're still in the first half (three!)
... After a few days of picking fruit have little bearing begun to consider the possibility of working in the factory packing ... I have been taken away, while the boys are now only for the night shift from 6 am to 10 pm ...
And so some day I spend my life to select and send oranges from boxing in Japan ... All day I, oranges and a box ... with a nice background and a deafening noise ... in freezing cold waiting for the siren sounds, signaling the break or the end of the round ... not
I can not even turn off your brain and boxing just because if I put an orange that does not fit the Japanese s'incazzano, but if they reject one that actually would be fine I'm wasting the proceeds of Mr. Nippys ... but who cares of the Japanese and profits of Nippys!
I just have to endure two weeks ...
a boy and a girl in Korea is not clear whether they are together or not, whose English names are Wood and Julia (on why he chose a name like we dreamed widely! =)), whom I do the long talks (in a while 'I speak English with a Korean accent ...)
a Korean girl with whom she the evening I watch Sex and the City (it is bought all the dvds) ...
a Taiwanese who does not speak ...
another Korean and a Japanese
... I mean ... a melting pot ...
For the work we were full of expectations ... Needless to say, have all been widely disregarded ...
The pay is a pittance: $ 25 each filled bin ... 45 minutes to an hour to fill one in three ...! And to make matters worse the working day is 5 to 6 hours because the poor arancette can not be collected if there are at least 13 degrees ...
And okay ... so I already knew that the farm will not become rich ... Let's see the bright side: at least we do not need to buy fruit for a while 'and oranges are really the most delicious I've ever eaten!
But there's more ... in addition to the damage, there is also a joke ...
In fact, after the first day we realized that most Oranges are the people who collect locals, or people doing this job and a life that fills two bins when you're still in the first half (three!)
... After a few days of picking fruit have little bearing begun to consider the possibility of working in the factory packing ... I have been taken away, while the boys are now only for the night shift from 6 am to 10 pm ...
And so some day I spend my life to select and send oranges from boxing in Japan ... All day I, oranges and a box ... with a nice background and a deafening noise ... in freezing cold waiting for the siren sounds, signaling the break or the end of the round ... not
I can not even turn off your brain and boxing just because if I put an orange that does not fit the Japanese s'incazzano, but if they reject one that actually would be fine I'm wasting the proceeds of Mr. Nippys ... but who cares of the Japanese and profits of Nippys!
I just have to endure two weeks ...
Savannah Samson Streaming
Waikerie, oranges and boxes ...
's only been ten days since we left the Red Center, but already it all seems far away ... And it is already ten days we're stuck in the Australian capital of citrus ... ... Waikerie dispersed village somewhere in South Australia, which certainly has more orange than people ...
's only been ten days since we left the Red Center, but already it all seems far away ... And it is already ten days we're stuck in the Australian capital of citrus ... ... Waikerie dispersed village somewhere in South Australia, which certainly has more orange than people ...
We found lodging in a guesthouse, in a double room with something like a golden retriever hair on the floor, a giant double bed (which has the bedspread with same as the roses that had my grandmother) and a network background where we sleep in turn (right for not to lose the habit of a new bed every night!)
... There is a kitchen and a bathroom shared with other 7 people ...
... There is a kitchen and a bathroom shared with other 7 people ...
an Australian fifty black (or maybe more) which is the double of the Robinson Bill Cosby and he is here by more than a year to collect oranges ... is a bit 'out of head and perhaps a bit 'too talkative but it makes us die laughing ...
a boy and a girl in Korea is not clear whether they are together or not, whose English names are Wood and Julia (on why he chose a name like we dreamed widely! =)), whom I do the long talks (in a while 'I speak English with a Korean accent ...)
a Korean girl with whom she the evening I watch Sex and the City (it is bought all the dvds) ...
a Taiwanese who does not speak ...
another Korean and a Japanese
... I mean ... a melting pot ...
For the work we were full of expectations ... Needless to say, have all been widely disregarded ...
The pay is a pittance: $ 25 each filled bin ... 45 minutes to an hour to fill one in three ...! And to make matters worse the working day is 5 to 6 hours because the poor arancette can not be collected if there are at least 13 degrees ...
And okay ... so I already knew that the farm will not become rich ... Let's see the bright side: at least we do not need to buy fruit for a while 'and oranges are really the most delicious I've ever eaten!
But there's more ... in addition to the damage, there is also a joke ...
In fact, after the first day we realized that most Oranges are the people who collect locals, or people doing this job and a life that fills two bins when you're still in the first half (three!)
... After a few days of picking fruit have little bearing begun to consider the possibility of working in the factory packing ... I have been taken away, while the boys are now only for the night shift from 6 am to 10 pm ...
And so some day I spend my life to select and send oranges from boxing in Japan ... All day I, oranges and a box ... with a nice background and a deafening noise ... in freezing cold waiting for the siren sounds, signaling the break or the end of the round ... not
I can not even turn off your brain and boxing just because if I put an orange that does not fit the Japanese s'incazzano, but if they reject one that actually would be fine I'm wasting the proceeds of Mr. Nippys ... but who cares of the Japanese and profits of Nippys!
I just have to endure two weeks ...
a boy and a girl in Korea is not clear whether they are together or not, whose English names are Wood and Julia (on why he chose a name like we dreamed widely! =)), whom I do the long talks (in a while 'I speak English with a Korean accent ...)
a Korean girl with whom she the evening I watch Sex and the City (it is bought all the dvds) ...
a Taiwanese who does not speak ...
another Korean and a Japanese
... I mean ... a melting pot ...
For the work we were full of expectations ... Needless to say, have all been widely disregarded ...
The pay is a pittance: $ 25 each filled bin ... 45 minutes to an hour to fill one in three ...! And to make matters worse the working day is 5 to 6 hours because the poor arancette can not be collected if there are at least 13 degrees ...
And okay ... so I already knew that the farm will not become rich ... Let's see the bright side: at least we do not need to buy fruit for a while 'and oranges are really the most delicious I've ever eaten!
But there's more ... in addition to the damage, there is also a joke ...
In fact, after the first day we realized that most Oranges are the people who collect locals, or people doing this job and a life that fills two bins when you're still in the first half (three!)
... After a few days of picking fruit have little bearing begun to consider the possibility of working in the factory packing ... I have been taken away, while the boys are now only for the night shift from 6 am to 10 pm ...
And so some day I spend my life to select and send oranges from boxing in Japan ... All day I, oranges and a box ... with a nice background and a deafening noise ... in freezing cold waiting for the siren sounds, signaling the break or the end of the round ... not
I can not even turn off your brain and boxing just because if I put an orange that does not fit the Japanese s'incazzano, but if they reject one that actually would be fine I'm wasting the proceeds of Mr. Nippys ... but who cares of the Japanese and profits of Nippys!
I just have to endure two weeks ...
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Best Compact Travelling Backpack
Alice and Wonderland
In the afternoon we drove to Erldunda forgiven (the roadhouse, which marks the junction to the Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon) and I drove with a spectacular sunset and the column sound of "Shine on you crazy diamond" by Pink Floyd experience ... creepy ...
Kings Canyon did not know quite as expected and are sincere, I really impressed! I did not think the world could exist
a place like this ... We did a walk of 7 km and after a good initial steep climb along the entire canyon, passing through a gigantic fire-red rocks that make you feel small child ... But the most impressive thing is the vegetation that grows in the middle of the canyon walls ... call it the Garden of Eden ... and perhaps it is really ... I would not surprised to see a dinosaur appear from behind a rock ... =)
The next day we dedicated to Kata Tjuta, or Mt Olgas ... 36 panettone red rock sticking out in the middle of nowhere ... The site is for most inaccessible because it is held sacred by the aborigines, but you can make a really beautiful walk in the Valley The Winds in the midst of these giant domes.
Reluctantly we left this magical place and we put back in the street ... (not without a last set of photos to Uluru with a clear sky!) The stretch of the Stuart Highway south of Alice Springs is still what I enjoy most ... It 's amazing to observe the contrast of colors between the red earth, interrupted here and there by a tree or bush and expanses of yellow and blue of the sky ... spinnifex
The landscape changes completely when you get near Coober Pedy. From the red plate begin to sprout cones that seem to clear land but in reality many giant ant 'the diggings of the opal mines. The people 'arrived years ago from all over the world in search of fortune and began to dig holes ... Coober Pedy
and 'absolutely fascinating' cause the majority of buildings (including the hostel where we stayed!) Are underground, built into the ruins of the mines ... And so 'you're facing this city' gray and dusty but 'underground has a whole world to discover! In this way they have solved the problem of the stifling heat of summer and cold winter nights: it seems that there are underground constant 25 degrees!
After this last taste of the outback, we put back into the car to our destination: South Australia! 
From Cairns to Alice Springs there is the beauty of ... In 2500 km 2500 km run from the car window you see all types of landscapes : the lush rainforests of north Queensland, interrupted here and there with endless stretches of banana trees, as soon as you leave the coast to plunge inward turn into a savanna with bushes and shrubs giallissimi burnt by the sun ... and then the landscape becomes increasingly red
... We came all this way in 6 days ... stopping in remote villages in the rest of the world ignores the existence (with the exception of Mt Isa), hundreds of miles distant from each other, but each with its own history ... Then as you move inland, the villages also become rare, and those on the map you seem to be towns are really just Roadhouse with a pub, a petrol station and a camping
Well ... ... after all this way Alice Springs you really appears like an oasis in the desert ...
But if you think you've finally reached the goal you're wrong ... because the beauty of Australia's outback require additional effort of about 500 km ... and maybe that's what makes you appreciate even more .... Apart from the huge distances to be added also the totally unexpected bitter cold nights of the outback! In Alice Springs I spent the coldest night in a tent in my life (among other things, a cat who tended to ambush us ...) ...
After that night we left the tent idea and we went to sleep in three in the car!
Anyway ... we are survivors ... and the next day we went to the West McDonnell Range ... a series of gorges, canyons, sheer cliffs and spectacular waterholes!
... We came all this way in 6 days ... stopping in remote villages in the rest of the world ignores the existence (with the exception of Mt Isa), hundreds of miles distant from each other, but each with its own history ... Then as you move inland, the villages also become rare, and those on the map you seem to be towns are really just Roadhouse with a pub, a petrol station and a camping
Well ... ... after all this way Alice Springs you really appears like an oasis in the desert ...
But if you think you've finally reached the goal you're wrong ... because the beauty of Australia's outback require additional effort of about 500 km ... and maybe that's what makes you appreciate even more .... Apart from the huge distances to be added also the totally unexpected bitter cold nights of the outback! In Alice Springs I spent the coldest night in a tent in my life (among other things, a cat who tended to ambush us ...) ...
After that night we left the tent idea and we went to sleep in three in the car!
Anyway ... we are survivors ... and the next day we went to the West McDonnell Range ... a series of gorges, canyons, sheer cliffs and spectacular waterholes!
In the afternoon we drove to Erldunda forgiven (the roadhouse, which marks the junction to the Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon) and I drove with a spectacular sunset and the column sound of "Shine on you crazy diamond" by Pink Floyd experience ... creepy ...
Kings Canyon did not know quite as expected and are sincere, I really impressed! I did not think the world could exist
a place like this ... We did a walk of 7 km and after a good initial steep climb along the entire canyon, passing through a gigantic fire-red rocks that make you feel small child ... But the most impressive thing is the vegetation that grows in the middle of the canyon walls ... call it the Garden of Eden ... and perhaps it is really ... I would not surprised to see a dinosaur appear from behind a rock ... =)
And finally we
... No matter how many times you've seen in postcards or picture ... when you find him, illuminated by sunlight, so in the midst of a huge expanse of flat, you can not be prepared ... It 's simply amazing ...
And when you understand why you are there for Aboriginal Uluru is a sacred place ...
is not simply a rock has something ... mystical about that it is impossible to explain ...
... No matter how many times you've seen in postcards or picture ... when you find him, illuminated by sunlight, so in the midst of a huge expanse of flat, you can not be prepared ... It 's simply amazing ...
And when you understand why you are there for Aboriginal Uluru is a sacred place ...
is not simply a rock has something ... mystical about that it is impossible to explain ...
The next day we dedicated to Kata Tjuta, or Mt Olgas ... 36 panettone red rock sticking out in the middle of nowhere ... The site is for most inaccessible because it is held sacred by the aborigines, but you can make a really beautiful walk in the Valley The Winds in the midst of these giant domes.
Reluctantly we left this magical place and we put back in the street ... (not without a last set of photos to Uluru with a clear sky!) The stretch of the Stuart Highway south of Alice Springs is still what I enjoy most ... It 's amazing to observe the contrast of colors between the red earth, interrupted here and there by a tree or bush and expanses of yellow and blue of the sky ... spinnifex
The landscape changes completely when you get near Coober Pedy. From the red plate begin to sprout cones that seem to clear land but in reality many giant ant 'the diggings of the opal mines. The people 'arrived years ago from all over the world in search of fortune and began to dig holes ... Coober Pedy
and 'absolutely fascinating' cause the majority of buildings (including the hostel where we stayed!) Are underground, built into the ruins of the mines ... And so 'you're facing this city' gray and dusty but 'underground has a whole world to discover! In this way they have solved the problem of the stifling heat of summer and cold winter nights: it seems that there are underground constant 25 degrees!
After this last taste of the outback, we put back into the car to our destination: South Australia!
Yesterday, after exactly 5,277 kilometers, we finally arrived in Port Augusta ... with a terrible anxiety of having come all this way and find new problems ...
Luckily everything 'went smoothly and in less than ten minutes we had already' register for our car!! Mission accomplished!
the evening we were already 'stuck in traffic in Adelaide ... already 'I miss the outback!
Best Compact Travelling Backpack
Alice and Wonderland
In the afternoon we drove to Erldunda forgiven (the roadhouse, which marks the junction to the Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon) and I drove with a spectacular sunset and the column sound of "Shine on you crazy diamond" by Pink Floyd experience ... creepy ...
Kings Canyon did not know quite as expected and are sincere, I really impressed! I did not think the world could exist
a place like this ... We did a walk of 7 km and after a good initial steep climb along the entire canyon, passing through a gigantic fire-red rocks that make you feel small child ... But the most impressive thing is the vegetation that grows in the middle of the canyon walls ... call it the Garden of Eden ... and perhaps it is really ... I would not surprised to see a dinosaur appear from behind a rock ... =)
The next day we dedicated to Kata Tjuta, or Mt Olgas ... 36 panettone red rock sticking out in the middle of nowhere ... The site is for most inaccessible because it is held sacred by the aborigines, but you can make a really beautiful walk in the Valley The Winds in the midst of these giant domes.
Reluctantly we left this magical place and we put back in the street ... (not without a last set of photos to Uluru with a clear sky!) The stretch of the Stuart Highway south of Alice Springs is still what I enjoy most ... It 's amazing to observe the contrast of colors between the red earth, interrupted here and there by a tree or bush and expanses of yellow and blue of the sky ... spinnifex
The landscape changes completely when you get near Coober Pedy. From the red plate begin to sprout cones that seem to clear land but in reality many giant ant 'the diggings of the opal mines. The people 'arrived years ago from all over the world in search of fortune and began to dig holes ... Coober Pedy
and 'absolutely fascinating' cause the majority of buildings (including the hostel where we stayed!) Are underground, built into the ruins of the mines ... And so 'you're facing this city' gray and dusty but 'underground has a whole world to discover! In this way they have solved the problem of the stifling heat of summer and cold winter nights: it seems that there are underground constant 25 degrees!
After this last taste of the outback, we put back into the car to our destination: South Australia!
From Cairns to Alice Springs there is the beauty of ... In 2500 km 2500 km run from the car window you see all types of landscapes : the lush rainforests of north Queensland, interrupted here and there with endless stretches of banana trees, as soon as you leave the coast to plunge inward turn into a savanna with bushes and shrubs giallissimi burnt by the sun ... and then the landscape becomes increasingly red
... We came all this way in 6 days ... stopping in remote villages in the rest of the world ignores the existence (with the exception of Mt Isa), hundreds of miles distant from each other, but each with its own history ... Then as you move inland, the villages also become rare, and those on the map you seem to be towns are really just Roadhouse with a pub, a petrol station and a camping
Well ... ... after all this way Alice Springs you really appears like an oasis in the desert ...
But if you think you've finally reached the goal you're wrong ... because the beauty of Australia's outback require additional effort of about 500 km ... and maybe that's what makes you appreciate even more .... Apart from the huge distances to be added also the totally unexpected bitter cold nights of the outback! In Alice Springs I spent the coldest night in a tent in my life (among other things, a cat who tended to ambush us ...) ...
After that night we left the tent idea and we went to sleep in three in the car!
Anyway ... we are survivors ... and the next day we went to the West McDonnell Range ... a series of gorges, canyons, sheer cliffs and spectacular waterholes!
... We came all this way in 6 days ... stopping in remote villages in the rest of the world ignores the existence (with the exception of Mt Isa), hundreds of miles distant from each other, but each with its own history ... Then as you move inland, the villages also become rare, and those on the map you seem to be towns are really just Roadhouse with a pub, a petrol station and a camping
Well ... ... after all this way Alice Springs you really appears like an oasis in the desert ...
But if you think you've finally reached the goal you're wrong ... because the beauty of Australia's outback require additional effort of about 500 km ... and maybe that's what makes you appreciate even more .... Apart from the huge distances to be added also the totally unexpected bitter cold nights of the outback! In Alice Springs I spent the coldest night in a tent in my life (among other things, a cat who tended to ambush us ...) ...
After that night we left the tent idea and we went to sleep in three in the car!
Anyway ... we are survivors ... and the next day we went to the West McDonnell Range ... a series of gorges, canyons, sheer cliffs and spectacular waterholes!
In the afternoon we drove to Erldunda forgiven (the roadhouse, which marks the junction to the Ayers Rock and Kings Canyon) and I drove with a spectacular sunset and the column sound of "Shine on you crazy diamond" by Pink Floyd experience ... creepy ...
Kings Canyon did not know quite as expected and are sincere, I really impressed! I did not think the world could exist
a place like this ... We did a walk of 7 km and after a good initial steep climb along the entire canyon, passing through a gigantic fire-red rocks that make you feel small child ... But the most impressive thing is the vegetation that grows in the middle of the canyon walls ... call it the Garden of Eden ... and perhaps it is really ... I would not surprised to see a dinosaur appear from behind a rock ... =)
And finally we
... No matter how many times you've seen in postcards or picture ... when you find him, illuminated by sunlight, so in the midst of a huge expanse of flat, you can not be prepared ... It 's simply amazing ...
And when you understand why you are there for Aboriginal Uluru is a sacred place ...
is not simply a rock has something ... mystical about that it is impossible to explain ...
... No matter how many times you've seen in postcards or picture ... when you find him, illuminated by sunlight, so in the midst of a huge expanse of flat, you can not be prepared ... It 's simply amazing ...
And when you understand why you are there for Aboriginal Uluru is a sacred place ...
is not simply a rock has something ... mystical about that it is impossible to explain ...
The next day we dedicated to Kata Tjuta, or Mt Olgas ... 36 panettone red rock sticking out in the middle of nowhere ... The site is for most inaccessible because it is held sacred by the aborigines, but you can make a really beautiful walk in the Valley The Winds in the midst of these giant domes.
Reluctantly we left this magical place and we put back in the street ... (not without a last set of photos to Uluru with a clear sky!) The stretch of the Stuart Highway south of Alice Springs is still what I enjoy most ... It 's amazing to observe the contrast of colors between the red earth, interrupted here and there by a tree or bush and expanses of yellow and blue of the sky ... spinnifex
The landscape changes completely when you get near Coober Pedy. From the red plate begin to sprout cones that seem to clear land but in reality many giant ant 'the diggings of the opal mines. The people 'arrived years ago from all over the world in search of fortune and began to dig holes ... Coober Pedy
and 'absolutely fascinating' cause the majority of buildings (including the hostel where we stayed!) Are underground, built into the ruins of the mines ... And so 'you're facing this city' gray and dusty but 'underground has a whole world to discover! In this way they have solved the problem of the stifling heat of summer and cold winter nights: it seems that there are underground constant 25 degrees!
After this last taste of the outback, we put back into the car to our destination: South Australia!
Yesterday, after exactly 5,277 kilometers, we finally arrived in Port Augusta ... with a terrible anxiety of having come all this way and find new problems ...
Luckily everything 'went smoothly and in less than ten minutes we had already' register for our car!! Mission accomplished!
the evening we were already 'stuck in traffic in Adelaide ... already 'I miss the outback!
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Chromium Splitting Diagram
changing programs ...
It 'strange to think that we have spent nearly six days to arrive in Alice Springs: When you travel you lose all track of time ... you realize when and only 'morning and when and' night, but the rest of the day the hours pass all the same ...
We went from Mt Isa Mines and slept in a tent in the shade the Devil's Marble ... I seem to find really amazing here ...
Now we are waiting for the Kings Canyon and Uluru ...
The program had been developed in recent months for a stroll along the East Coast was this: to get to Cairns, buy a car, do a week of "vacation" with Barbara and her mysterious friend, work a few weeks in a banana farm, starting with the car to the West Coast, passing through Alice Springs and Darwin
... Well ... we got to Cairns ... we bought the car (a Holden Commodore in the super 90 which is more larger than my room) ... and Barbara joined us with the ... big surprise ... Bent! With them we went to Cape Tribulation where I celebrated my quarter century in the Rain (the rainforest does not forgive!).
So far everything went as planned (except for the small unexpected running out of fuel in Mosman ... things that happen when the pointer of the fuel does not work ...!).
But then came the first bad news: the collection of bananas is still too cold ... so why is there no jobs in Queensland
... And the first problem came with the car ... In short, the car was registered in South Australia and to register on our behalf in Queensland needs a roadworthy certificate that would have cost us almost more than we paid for the car ...
So ... Plan B ... you go to South Australia to register the car! So why not ...
May 30 we left Cairns with four new tires (which cost me a pair of UGG) and an estimate of the mechanic more than two thousand dollars (electrical problems ... it seems). We're back
Townsville (where I had an appointment with a wombat!) and, after storing food in cans, we finally left the coast to dive in the Outback ... anything along the Overlander's Way ... always straight along miles and miles of scenery all equal ...
... Well ... we got to Cairns ... we bought the car (a Holden Commodore in the super 90 which is more larger than my room) ... and Barbara joined us with the ... big surprise ... Bent! With them we went to Cape Tribulation where I celebrated my quarter century in the Rain (the rainforest does not forgive!).
So far everything went as planned (except for the small unexpected running out of fuel in Mosman ... things that happen when the pointer of the fuel does not work ...!).
But then came the first bad news: the collection of bananas is still too cold ... so why is there no jobs in Queensland
... And the first problem came with the car ... In short, the car was registered in South Australia and to register on our behalf in Queensland needs a roadworthy certificate that would have cost us almost more than we paid for the car ...
So ... Plan B ... you go to South Australia to register the car! So why not ...
May 30 we left Cairns with four new tires (which cost me a pair of UGG) and an estimate of the mechanic more than two thousand dollars (electrical problems ... it seems). We're back
Townsville (where I had an appointment with a wombat!) and, after storing food in cans, we finally left the coast to dive in the Outback ... anything along the Overlander's Way ... always straight along miles and miles of scenery all equal ...
It 'strange to think that we have spent nearly six days to arrive in Alice Springs: When you travel you lose all track of time ... you realize when and only 'morning and when and' night, but the rest of the day the hours pass all the same ...
We went from Mt Isa Mines and slept in a tent in the shade the Devil's Marble ... I seem to find really amazing here ...
Now we are waiting for the Kings Canyon and Uluru ...
And then?? The only catch is the next destination drive to Port Augusta ... from then ... who knows ... Maybe
to return to the initial plan to go to Darwin or maybe while we're there we go to Adelaide and we do the Great Ocean Road to Melbourne
... Certainly, however, I need a job soon!
to return to the initial plan to go to Darwin or maybe while we're there we go to Adelaide and we do the Great Ocean Road to Melbourne
... Certainly, however, I need a job soon!
Just back in the civilized world (where internet does not cost $ 6 per hour!) I put a little 'photo ...
I know my posts have become somewhat 'but too synthetic to tell what I saw and done these days on the road does not happen overnight in front of the computer ...
Chromium Splitting Diagram
changing programs ...
It 'strange to think that we have spent nearly six days to arrive in Alice Springs: When you travel you lose all track of time ... you realize when and only 'morning and when and' night, but the rest of the day the hours pass all the same ...
We went from Mt Isa Mines and slept in a tent in the shade the Devil's Marble ... I seem to find really amazing here ...
Now we are waiting for the Kings Canyon and Uluru ...
The program had been developed in recent months for a stroll along the East Coast was this: to get to Cairns, buy a car, do a week of "vacation" with Barbara and her mysterious friend, work a few weeks in a banana farm, starting with the car to the West Coast, passing through Alice Springs and Darwin
... Well ... we got to Cairns ... we bought the car (a Holden Commodore in the super 90 which is more larger than my room) ... and Barbara joined us with the ... big surprise ... Bent! With them we went to Cape Tribulation where I celebrated my quarter century in the Rain (the rainforest does not forgive!).
So far everything went as planned (except for the small unexpected running out of fuel in Mosman ... things that happen when the pointer of the fuel does not work ...!).
But then came the first bad news: the collection of bananas is still too cold ... so why is there no jobs in Queensland
... And the first problem came with the car ... In short, the car was registered in South Australia and to register on our behalf in Queensland needs a roadworthy certificate that would have cost us almost more than we paid for the car ...
So ... Plan B ... you go to South Australia to register the car! So why not ...
May 30 we left Cairns with four new tires (which cost me a pair of UGG) and an estimate of the mechanic more than two thousand dollars (electrical problems ... it seems). We're back
Townsville (where I had an appointment with a wombat!) and, after storing food in cans, we finally left the coast to dive in the Outback ... anything along the Overlander's Way ... always straight along miles and miles of scenery all equal ...
... Well ... we got to Cairns ... we bought the car (a Holden Commodore in the super 90 which is more larger than my room) ... and Barbara joined us with the ... big surprise ... Bent! With them we went to Cape Tribulation where I celebrated my quarter century in the Rain (the rainforest does not forgive!).
So far everything went as planned (except for the small unexpected running out of fuel in Mosman ... things that happen when the pointer of the fuel does not work ...!).
But then came the first bad news: the collection of bananas is still too cold ... so why is there no jobs in Queensland
... And the first problem came with the car ... In short, the car was registered in South Australia and to register on our behalf in Queensland needs a roadworthy certificate that would have cost us almost more than we paid for the car ...
So ... Plan B ... you go to South Australia to register the car! So why not ...
May 30 we left Cairns with four new tires (which cost me a pair of UGG) and an estimate of the mechanic more than two thousand dollars (electrical problems ... it seems). We're back
Townsville (where I had an appointment with a wombat!) and, after storing food in cans, we finally left the coast to dive in the Outback ... anything along the Overlander's Way ... always straight along miles and miles of scenery all equal ...
It 'strange to think that we have spent nearly six days to arrive in Alice Springs: When you travel you lose all track of time ... you realize when and only 'morning and when and' night, but the rest of the day the hours pass all the same ...
We went from Mt Isa Mines and slept in a tent in the shade the Devil's Marble ... I seem to find really amazing here ...
Now we are waiting for the Kings Canyon and Uluru ...
And then?? The only catch is the next destination drive to Port Augusta ... from then ... who knows ... Maybe
to return to the initial plan to go to Darwin or maybe while we're there we go to Adelaide and we do the Great Ocean Road to Melbourne
... Certainly, however, I need a job soon!
to return to the initial plan to go to Darwin or maybe while we're there we go to Adelaide and we do the Great Ocean Road to Melbourne
... Certainly, however, I need a job soon!
Just back in the civilized world (where internet does not cost $ 6 per hour!) I put a little 'photo ...
I know my posts have become somewhat 'but too synthetic to tell what I saw and done these days on the road does not happen overnight in front of the computer ...
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