Our guide Martin not only manages to inform us, deeply and with good humor, about the sights and sites, he also manages to provide yummy, sustaining food at the right moment, such as at our quick stop at a roadside oasis on the way to Urulu: warm scones with clotted cream and jam, with a cup of tea. Here you will see Martin with us at the base of Uluru (Ayers Rock), the world's second largest monolith, then our tea and scone!
Join us as we head down under to Australia and New Zealand, a part of the world completely new to us but inhabited for a long, long time. Our blog address is ozandkiwi2013 because Australia is sometimes called "Oz" and the New Zealand people are affectionately called "Kiwis" for the bird very common in that country. Both countries have very rich histories and cultures; we want to share as much adventure as we can with our young grandchildren and other friends and family!
Monday, February 11, 2013
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Hello Travelling Ladies!
ReplyDeleteI am re-acquainting myself with my atlas as I look in it to see just where you are AND where you are headed! Your tea and scone makes me want to run to Taste of Britain (the tea shop in Wayne, PA!). Glad the weather seems more sunny - the terrible wet weather at the start of your trip made the news back in the US. Better 100 degrees than a continual downpour! ENJOY yourselves - happy to hear about Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef next. Best