On route to Tonbridge in a mini cab from Heathrow. Urgh. Not too bad for me as I managed to get a few hours sleep. April's shattered though.
Back to work tomorrow. Yeah! Hopefully it'll be a quiet week.
On route to Tonbridge in a mini cab from Heathrow. Urgh. Not too bad for me as I managed to get a few hours sleep. April's shattered though.
Back to work tomorrow. Yeah! Hopefully it'll be a quiet week.
Yesterday we went on a luxury wine tour around the region in a massive land rover discovery. I nice chap drove us to three vineyards, a cheese manufacturer, a brewery and a wine college where kids could learn how to make wine!
It was was a great day but it was long and a lot of wine was drunk. We eventually got back at around 6 where as part of the package we were given more wine and more cheese! The photos are of us enjoying it and some more of the the lovely house.
Yesterday, we took a visit to a opal jeweller, jumped up and down in the waves at Byron Bay, took a look at a light house, had a lovely meal then a few beers at an open mic night.
Yesterday we started out drive down towards Sydney so drove to Byron Bay where we're staying for a couple of nights.
We picked up some stamps for postcards along the way. What nice people the Australians are. In order to post using airmail you need to use the ashes winning stamps! Ha, ha.
Other photos are off Byron Bay, a frosted beer pump and the left over shells from our seafood platter.
Yesterday was a bit overcast but we made the best of it by taking a long walk along Broadbeach all the way to Surfers Paradise (10k round trip). There was a lot more action going on at this end of the beach. April described it as the Maliga of Australia. I'm glad we're not staying there.
After that we had some dim sum for lunch followed by a quick swim before heading over to April's dad's for dinner and cards.
They introduced us to a card game called frustration. And it is indeed frustrating.
Here's some photos from Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. We saw, Kangaroos, tree Kangaroos, koalas, crocodiles, lizards, Tasmanian Devils, emus, cassowarys, loads of owls, pelicans, obis, and bush turkeys.