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5 Reasons to Travel to Australia Australia is a gigantic area, both a continent and a country. The vast interior is mostly desert, and the coastal area has bustling cities, enormous coral reefs and stretches of tropical regions, and fertile plains. There are more than one hundred reasons to travel
One of the reasons we came to Australia, like everyone else, was to see kangaroos. We had been here over two weeks with no real success. We did not expect to see them in the cities of Sydney and Melbourne. We sort of saw them in the Red Centre, but
One of my greatest joys in life is finding a hole-in-the-wall café or restaurant off the main avenue. It did not take me long to realize that Melbourne is a city filled with pedestrian lanes with my kind of joints. In these narrow walkways, I started each day with a
When we made plans to see Uluru months ahead of our visit, we were surprised that the hotels were nearly sold out. Soon we realized why. The Australian Government had set a date when climbing Uluru would no longer be allowed. This was in response to the indigenous Anangu people
We finally made it to Australia and I was psyched to see the Opera House with my own two eyes. It did not disappoint, as its architectural sails fit perfectly into the extensive and lively Sydney Harbour. We marveled at the famous steel-arch Harbour Bridge next to it. Every September
by Boris Kester is a captivating travel memoir that transcends the boundaries of traditional exploration. Through his unique experiences and eloquent storytelling, Kester invites readers
by Richard S. Hall. This biography delves into the life of the famous explorer, Henry Morton Stanley, revealing the man behind the legend. Here’s a
by Richard S. Hall. This biography delves into the life of the famous explorer, Henry Morton Stanley, revealing the man behind the legend. Here’s a
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