Ok so lets see if I can explain my schedule. So we get on the boat on Dec 6th and arrive in Melbourne on the 8th. There we will visit You Yang Ranges National Park. We get to see all kinds of animals. Kangaroos koalas, etc. The next day we will be in Burnie Australia. There we will get to go caving in some limestone caves and see glow worms (wonder what those are...lol). On the 9th we are in Christchurch New Zealand. There we will get to hike around the Southern Alps and take a jet boat ride through Waimakariri Gorge.Our other two planned things are a tour of the Kenepuru Sound, and a visit to Hells Gate (not as bad as it sounds, but I guess its a pretty hot place). We also plan to visit with some friends out there, goto a couple meetings, even try to make it out in field service with them. Other then that, we're open! Should be an awesome experience! Any other things we should check out?
PS: I found out how expensive it is to use my cell over there...ouch! $2.50 a minute and 50 cents a text message. So lets use the blog/email to keep and touch and save some money, lol.
Take a pic of a kanagroo for me!!! and if u get close to one see what its like in their pouch, or ask the guide!!! like is it fury?? IDK!! so get tht info for me!! :) hehehe
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lot of fun! I heard that the Great Barrier Reef has some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world, it might be cool to check that out, maybe snorkel.Just watch out for the stingrays!
ReplyDeleteif you can't fit into the pouch of one of the kangaroos, try to squeeze a koala in there. it'd be epic...
ReplyDeleteYeah I wish we could go to the reef. I don't think we are going that far north. The Koala would be pretty epic. I will see what I can do ;-)
ReplyDeleteCan't beleive it, in a week I will be on my way...crazy!
DANNY!!!!!!! This a wombat:-) sorry i'm not computer savvy enough to know how to do anything but paste the url into the post. isn't it the most completely adorable thing in the world?! Bring one home. They're little. It could happen...http://www.photoseek.com/04AUS-30201-Wombat.jpg
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