The Kirks

Archive for June, 2005

25 Jun

Bula!

Fiji part 2.

Unfortunately, no wireless access in this part of Fiji so there are no pictures in this blog entry.

We’re still island hopping in the south pacific. We’ve been doing a lot of travelling by seaplane which has got to be the best way to travel. In the Coustea resort, we learned to […]

19 Jun

Fiji Part 1

We’re in Jean Michel Cousteau’s Fiji Resort. Very slow (and expensive) web access so no pictures in this blog. Isabelle, Trish and I have qualified as Open Water Divers and Hannah has done the Bubblemakers course so we’re all ready for our underwater adventures.

Apart from that, we’re having a lot of relaxing fun […]

12 Jun

Sydney

Sydney is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Even without the Harbour or the Bridge, the parks and greenery would make it special. However, having such a cosmopolitan city sitting on a huge harbour makes it perfect. On the first day there, Isabelle and I climbed the Harbour Bridge. […]

11 Jun

Cairns and the Barrier Reef

After the Red Centre and “Wren” we flew to Cairns (the “Gateway to the Barrier Reef”). We stayed in Palm Cove, a tiny beach town on the 7th beach up from Cairns, which was a lot better than the city itself. Plenty of things to do, as we found, but we were rather restricted because […]

03 Jun

Kata Tjuta

After Uluru we took a bus out to Kata Tjuta which is about 40km from Uluru. Unfortunately it was with the talkative Wren who bored us rigid with more piffle. (Isabelle can now do an extremely good impersonation of her). However, Kata Tjuta (or “The Olgas” as they used to be known) […]

03 Jun

Food in Australia

A short digression on food

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