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Beaches

It can kill within a minute and a half.
63 lives claimed in Australia since 1884.
Its poison kills faster than a Taipan.

Meet the Box Jellyfish
The real name of the box jellyfish is Chironex Fleckeri and it is sometimes known as the sea wasp. I always hated wasps, the buzzing black and yellow flying type, but compared [...]

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In Friday’s post I informed you that I was not here, I was in Maroochydore. That information was incorrect.
A Very Public Apology.
This blog makes every effort to be factually correct at all times but on this occasion, it is with great regret that I have to inform you that……. my wife made a mistake.
We were [...]

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Warrnambool – City By The Sea

by BobinOz on February 3, 2009

in Australia's Places

Warrnambool is the biggest city along the Great Ocean Road. Well, you saw the road, (you did see the road in the last post, didn’t you?) there wasn’t much competition was there?
We had decided to stay for three nights, mainly to give our daughter some beach time. She’s a plucky little girl, but even she [...]

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The Journey from Sydney to Melbourne

by BobinOz on January 29, 2009

in Australia's Places

With Sydney now in our rear view mirror, we were heading for Melbourne. The quickest way to get there would be to cut across land along the M31, driving past Canberra and dropping down to Melbourne. But how could I desert the M1 after all those good times? Besides, it would only add an extra [...]

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Sydney. NOT the Capital of Australia

by BobinOz on January 28, 2009

in Australia's Places

I’m not a big fan of Sydney. But then I suspect Sydney cares very little for me too. As I’m not a fan, I will be brief. We’ll take a quick look around and then we’ll call it a day. Is that OK with you?
What is my problem with Sydney? I am going to talk [...]

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Pit Stop at Port Macquarie

by BobinOz on January 23, 2009

in Australia's Places

We arrived at Port Macquarie early evening. Port Macquarie has a population of about 36,000. That may not seem big to you, but it’s big enough to make it 40th in the list of Australia’s largest towns and cities.
We had chosen Port Macquarie simply because it was about halfway between Yamba and our destination for [...]

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