AFter 2 years of waiting for them to visit, mom and dad finally decided to grace me with their presence. So with 2 years worth of travelling to fit into a month, we better get cracking!
Dad bought a very suggestive eggplant..muahaha..nature has a sense of humour..
First meal out: Fish market! with Violette, birds and Jocie's parents too
The Kiama blowhole....very dry blowhole
Billainaire: 24 billaine and counting...
Sunday, July 12, 2009
Fraser Island and Noosa
Fraser Island is the home to Sandy National Park, one giant sand dune. We departed from Noosa Heads on a 2 hour drive to arrive here....where peace and tranquility is born. Endlss ocean on the horizon and stretches of sand so smooth and even as far as the eyes can see.
Although so still, we were warned against swimming in this stretch of ocean due to reports of shark attacks...eeckk!!!!
THIS>>>however..is beautiful Lake MacKenzie..a large freshwater basin in the middle of Fraser Island. The moment you set eyes on it,..its beauty engulfs you and enthralls you in a way you cannot imagine. No sharks in this pool 8). Also, since it is freshwater, swimming in it is like a natural swimming pool with silky soft sand at the bottom. We are continually amazed by the clarity of the water. Is this the real fountain of youth???
Our other fav stop on this trip was a visit to Australia Zoo, home to Steve and Bindi Irwin . Let me remind you this place is everything STEVE and BINDI...they were everywhere!! on drink cups, on the walls and they even played Bindi's album in the croc pen!! no wonder the crocs are always underwater....But it is wonderful to see such a well kept zoo where for once, the animals look happy to be there! They are fed the freshest food (DK and I were envious of freshly cut plums and such in the bird cage) and some animals get daily walks around the zoo.
Exhibit A: Wombat on a leash
Exhibit B: Tigers...one siao handler actually went into the den and swam with them, playing big catnip like they were kittens...amazing to watch.Exhibit C: Can't remember their names now but these two are the lovebirds or rather lovecrocs in the zoo. i.e. a breeding pair. This pic even has them holding hands!! cue audience: awwwww!
7 months?
I realise its been 7 months since I updated this blog. One word...SLACKER. no excuses.
After I found out Kim's Mom loves reading it, I thought I'ld do her a favour and give her more reading material...8)
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