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Australia South/Central

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Adelaide City

Today the exploration of the city is on the program, but first we had rolls for breakfast, there were even pretzels! On the way to the store I saw cockatoos and a kangaroo in the middle of the city, I was too slow for the kangaroo. We bought and recharged the Metro Card at the […]

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Vineyards and so on

Adelaide is also known for the vineyards nearby, so we booked a tour. Wine, beer and gin was on the program, actually booked as a group tour, but there were only two of us, so private tour.Symone from CP Tours picked us up and after a 40 minute drive we arrived in the hills of […]

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Adelaide

We have arrived in Adelaide, it is much cooler here than in the red center. In a suburb of the city in the Motel Hello Adelaide we have a good place. Only a short walk away there is a great shop. We have arrived back in civilization. Hello Adelaide Motel Our fridge is filled again.

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Parrtjima Lights Festival

In Dessert Park in Alice Springs is the Light Festival with light installation, demonstrations, music and drinks and food. Of course, we had to go there. After the online Easter brunch with the family, we started. Usually Alice Springs is pretty sleepy, but now they’re all here.

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Bye Bye Perth

Perth inspired us, a great city: really very clean, friendly people, good gastronomy, public transport with 5 lines in the city center for free, imposing architecture with old and new buildings. There is nothing to complain about. On the last evening we went to Chinatown and there to a restaurant that is only visited by […]

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Optus Stadium Perth

To anticipate it, it was a blast! In the preparation for the trip, the stadium kept popping up and then it happened that we visited the Football Derby. We drove to the stadium early because we had no idea how it would work there. So first a refreshment at The Camfield, a huge shed with […]

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Rottnest Island

Is called by the Aborigines of the Noongar Wadjemup and is 18 km from the coast. We have booked a crossing and a bus tour. There are 5 big ships that unload the tourists and of course us on the island and then get carted around the island by bus. The rest ride their bikes […]

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FREMANTLE

Fremantle is a district of Perth on the coast of the Indian Ocean. The port city was founded by the English, which can still be seen in the buildings. A CAT bus drives through the city, which proves to be practical. We get off at the beach and get a club sandwich at the beach […]

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