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15 June 2012
June 01st, 2nd, 3rd.
So as I said in the previous entry, Claire had one tiny taste of an oyster last night. I really thought her iodine allergy would be okay… Pretty much as soon as her head hit the pillow, she got up and left her dinner on the grass outside the tent. An hour later, whoops there goes dessert too. By morning, she’d slept less than a couple of hours and the rosebush outside the tent had fresh fertilizer… I don’t know who said oyster were an aphrodisiac, he should be shot.
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7 June 2012
May 22nd.
To visit Kakadu properly, you really need to take your time. The pass is valid for 14 days, and there are more things to do here than you can think of. The park is about the size of Belgium, and runs from East of Darwin to Arnhem Land. It is unique in many ways, for instance it’s part of Unesco World Heritage, holds 50 percent of the fish varieties in Australia and more than 30 percent of Australia’s birdlife. Same goes for crocs, flora, insects, etc etc. Also, it is the only national park in the world that has a complete river system, from springs to ocean.
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7 June 2012
May 16th.
I don’t know whether something I ate does not agree with me, sulphites maybe, or my neck was crooked when we watched another episode of Underbelly on the laptop, but this morning I have a massive migraine. I haven’t had one for months, but this one comes back nasty. I’m close to vomiting and can hardly get up.
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