Andy's Journeys to 78 countries & counting!
After seeing a couple of shows in London earlier this year, I came back to find my favourite musical of all time was on at the Regent Theatre in Melbourne – My Fair Lady. So on Saturday we hopped a train into the city to see what this musical was up to on its 60th anniversary. It was on in
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Howdy all from Russia. I’ve been on another long train journey. A very long journey – I left in the evening of Monday to get to Irutsk, near Lake Baikal, on Wednesday morning, so that’s two nights and one day on the train. I boarded in Ulaan Baatar at around 8pm. The train was much nicer, more modern, than the
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It HAD to come eventually, you know it did! The rumble to end all rumbles. As far as Aussies are concerned I guess. Well. Those who don’t live in Brisbane I guess. And maybe Adelaide and Perth. Anyhoo… Sydney and Melbourne both have quite a bit to offer the visitor. They are loads of little differences between the two cities.
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In 2015 I went to the Sydney Aquarium, which wasn’t too bad all said, but earlier this year I had the chance to visit the Melbourne Aquarium and compare the two. I’ve got to say I think Melbourne has Sydney covered in this regard. The Melbourne Aquarium is pretty well located in Melbourne. There’s a tram that goes past it
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Yes it’s THAT close now! Pretty exciting for sure. Actually it’s proven to be a very surreal time in Australia as I count down to Sunday when I fly out to Quito. But the strangest thing has happened. You may recall my posts of last year and I think the year before about going to the football in Melbourne –
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There are many museums for many reasons around the world from the torture museums in Bratislava and Sigisoara to the Hat Museum in Kumasi, Ghana (sadly one I haven’t got to yet). Then there are the occasional sport museum, and Melbourne has its very own, at the largest and most famous sporting ground in the country, the MCG. If you’re
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Hi folks, heading back to Cairns for today’s post. Apart from the football, the thing I was most looking forward to in the Top End was taking the railway to Kuranda. So we organised it a couple of days before we went at the hotel lobby where the tour company got us tickets taking the train up and the gondola
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Melbourne has a wonderful little museum – well it’s not really a museum per se and it’s not that little – in the western suburbs in a place called Spotswood. Sciencework has been thrilling visitors and in particular kids for a long time now with a raft of interactive exhibits that are a lot of fun and of course have
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We’ve had a great little getaway in cairns this July. The walk along the shore in Cairns is actually really well presented, with a long board walk and heaps of activities for the kids with play grounds that incorporate water and a pool. I was really impressed. There’s plenty of grass to stretch out on and just lie back and
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Heading up to Cairns we needed to find a place to stay, and I have to say I ummed and ahhed about it for weeks if not months before deciding on the Rydges Resort Esplanade which I booked through Wotif dot com dot au. To find a decent place to stay for a decent price is the trick, and well,
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