Asia, Australia, and New Zealand done, but our travel spirit is still not gone
We will come back home in June this year, so now we are moving into second gear
US and South America we will discover, we will also try to everything on the blog cover
On the map you can see where we are, whether it is by foot, by boat, or by car
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New Zealand » South Island – half way through!
We started our stay in New Zealand with a warning from the Kiwis (New Zealanders) on the airport, for “dirty shoes”. Soil on anything is strictly forbidden… and we had our tracking shoes from Australia…not in their best condition maybe... And our poor little tent went through the hardest inspection ever! : ) Anyway, we slept at a backpackers place the first night, in Wellington, to ...
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Australia » East Coast
We’ve done the West side of Australia, and the South part (from Perth to Melbourne, and Tasmania), so a part of the East Coast seemed nice as an ending of our Tyree months here. It Is a huge country, that’s for sure! But we’ve managed to see quite a bit! Starting our east coast adventure, we spent one night in Brisbane and picked up a very ...
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Poland » Hip hip HURRA HURRA HURRA!
MACIEK( Andrews brother and our manager of the blog :) ) and ANIA became PARENTS yesterday!!!! :) :) :) :) :) During our trip,we have been virtually following Maciek's and Ania's pregnancy. Asking a lot of questions, watching photos, asking Ania to stand up every time while talking on skype, to show the belly, thinking about them! From the very beginning of the pregnancy, we had ...
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Australia » Tasmania - part 3
We then went to Lanceston, the second 'big' town on Tasmania. On the way, we stopped at a chocolate factory, a cheese factory, and a raspberry farm! Mmmm...!! In Lanceston, we did some walking again, at the Gorge Reserve, which was a nice track in the middle of the city but yet so close to the nature! We discovered a lake and decided to have a ...
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Australia » Tasmania part 2
Straight from Hobart we went to the Salmon Ponds, which is a "trout fish farm" and than to the first on the way national park- Mount Field National Park- where we did a forest walk/track to see some waterfalls and the famous tall trees. A hundred meters tall tree is actually quite impressive! We camped at the Lake Binnery, did some fishing (Andrew got a fishing ...
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Australia » Tasmania part 1
Okay, be prepared for a loooong post this time, because we spent 8 days on Tasmania and it was absolutely amazing!!! the tent we got (back in Perth) passed its first real test with an A++++!!! Since our budget thinking was fully activated again, we decided to give it a go. The cheapest option ended up with hiring a very old car (Lanos). But as we ...
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Australia » Food Market, Kangaroos and “See you later” Melbourne!
During our stay, we also had the opportunity to experience a food market in central Melbourne - the so called Victoria Market. It is a market during the day, like any other, with fruits etc, but once a week it is open late and you can find different varieties of food from all corners of the world. See, we are “struggling around the world” to try ...
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Australia » Yarra Valley
While the boys were out fishing the second time, Magda and Jessie had a wonderful day at Yarra Valley wine yards. Nicole and Daniel picked us up after we’ve been doing some ‘charity walking/biking’, and after about an hour drive, we had lunch and some wine tasting together. Beautiful! Delicious! Wonderful! : ) : ) : ) Michelle in Adelaide and Nicole in Melbourne are sisters ...
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