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20120915 – Tamborine Mountains
Sunday – warm and sunny. Lazy day around the house. Settle down to read the Steve Jobs biography – Doug has it in hardback form so I needn’t have bought the Kindle edition. The house and views are stunning. In … Continue reading
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20120907 – Cairns
Friday – clear blue sky and sunny. Overnight flight from Singapore gets us into Sydney for 05:00. Clear customs in record time, no messing about. I know I was ashamed of Heathrows buses etc but Sydney is even worse. You … Continue reading
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20120902 – Singapore
Oh dear, how sad we’re leaving. the drizzle and mist of Belthorn for 10 weeks. Don’t you just love Heathrow. One of the top airports in the World – allegedly – the UK’s top airport and terminal 5 is their … Continue reading
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20120704 – The Somme
Wednesday – warm, cloudy and sunny. Happy 4th July to all our American friends. Momentous day as scientists announce the finding of the Higgs boson – the elusive god particle. See cartoon explaining it here – http://vimeo.com/41038445. Say goodbye to Barry … Continue reading
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20120628 – Last Days in France
Thursday – too hot and sunny. Well it looks like we both provided a feast to some starving mosquitos yesterday. One day later we can see how many bites. That’ll teach us to go walking by the river on a … Continue reading
20120606 – Ile d’Oleron
Wednesday – grey and warm. We’re on the road again. Off to Ile d’Oleron. We’ve spent ages browsing the web sites of the caravan parks there to try and find one we like with Wifi. We chose Camping Au Pigeonnier … Continue reading
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20120530 – Now It’s Too Hot
Wednesday – grey and cloudy, but at least it’s warm. Took a ride out to the Dune du Pyla. Apparently the highest sand dune in Europe. Fortunately they provide steps to walk up to the top. Only 115M but knackering … Continue reading
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