Another lovely day in paradise! Packed a picnic and cycled to the beach and then walked the 6km Red Rock Trek along the coast line. Gorgeous beach and secluded rock pools with clear aqua beaches. Stripped off and had a nudie swim in a rock pool- cant do that back home! Couple of the guys had a great time catching coral trout and snapper off the rocks, and filled a bucket (so jealous). Made a punch (Ginger, lime, Chardonnay, soda and fruit salad) and sipped i...

Very hung over from our party last night, pretty slow to get up and moving. When we finally did, we went down to the beach. The sun was divine and we had a relaxing swim which cleared our heads. Had a picnic lunch and browsed some tourist magazines, also the occasional perv on the backpackers lucky enough to have awesome golden tans and hot accents. Mel and I have discovered that we both like Russians....Very sexy! Had an afternoon nap, then cooked up a gou...

Got up...phew what an effort! Cycled to 1770 and had coffee and a BBQ picnic (pepper steak sandwich). Read the local paper whilst sunbaking on the beach. The Maroons (QLD lost last night to the Blues -NSW in the state of origin NRL) first time in six years! The Bustard heads Lighthouse (at 1770) sounds interesting -built in 1886 and has a history of drownings, shipwrecks, abductions and suicides, but we can't find the lighthouse! At camp we invested in a c...

Woke this morning to the sounds of bush turkeys raiding our camp. They broke open a bag and stole some of colored pegs, so cheeky!! Found a secluded beach and had a BBQ and a nap. Cycled in the evening and then went to the skate park. Practiced our tricks and Mel fell off, then I fell and skidded across the concrete when attempting the 'backwards screwdriver'.....ok that's not true, I accidentally hit an oil patch! Spent the evening at the Internet cafe doing...

Gorgeous sunny day, hanging out in the morning sunshine enjoying the warmth! In the afternoon we wandered around town and drove to the nearby town of 1770 for a coffee. Named by Lieutenant James Cook (later known as Captain Cook) because of the year they landed on shore (May 14th, 1770). The tide was out and it was strange to see million dollar yachts, fishing dinghy's and long boats stranded in the mud flats. Later back at camp we cranked up the manual washi...