Australia Somewhere

28/10/2024

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Mind Blown 🤯 The distance from Perth to Sydney is greater than the distance from Paris to Moscow

28/10/2024

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18/10/2024

Coincidences - Right?

14/10/2024

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10/10/2024

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The drive from Adelaide to Darwin is an epic Australian road trip that covers about 3,030 kilometres (1,883 miles) along the Stuart Highway, cutting through the heart of Australia. Here are the key details of the journey:

1. Distance & Duration
- Distance: 3,030 km (1,883 miles)
- Driving Time: Roughly 30-35 hours of driving time (spread over multiple days).
- Suggested Duration: Allow 7-10 days to fully experience the journey and stop at interesting spots along the way.

2. Route Overview
The drive follows the Stuart Highway almost the entire way. This iconic highway runs north-south, connecting Adelaide in South Australia to Darwin in the Northern Territory.

3. Key Stops Along the Way
- Port Augusta: Gateway to the outback and where you leave the coastal areas behind.
- Coober Pedy: A fascinating underground town, known for its opal mines. Many of the buildings and hotels are built underground.
- Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuṯa: Although a bit of a detour, many travelers include a visit to these iconic landmarks.
- Alice Springs: The largest town in Central Australia, known for its rich indigenous culture and proximity to natural wonders like the MacDonnell Ranges and Kings Canyon.
- Tennant Creek: A small outback town with historical significance related to gold mining.
- Katherine: Known for the Katherine Gorge(Nitmiluk National Park), a great place to hike, canoe, and explore the natural beauty of the region.
- Darwin: The final stop, a tropical city known for its laid-back atmosphere, rich history, and proximity to Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks.

4. Road Conditions
- The Stuart Highway is a well-maintained, sealed road suitable for standard vehicles, though 4WD is recommended for off-road detours or remote areas.
- Be prepared for long stretches without services (fuel, food, or accommodation), so plan fuel stops carefully.
- Some sections of the highway have no speed limit in the Northern Territory where you can drive at 130km/h (though driving safely is always important).

5. What to Pack
- Extra fuel and water, especially for remote stretches.
- First aid kit and spare tires.
- Sunscreen, hats, and protective clothing for the hot climate.
- Camping gear if you plan to camp at any points (many roadside rest areas allow camping).

6. Best Time to Travel
- April to September (Dry Season) is ideal, especially for the Northern Territory. The weather will be cooler and more pleasant, with fewer chances of rain.

This road trip offers a chance to explore the remote beauty and cultural heritage of Australia's outback, with striking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unique stops along the way.

02/09/2024

Lane Pool, Dwellingup WA

28/08/2024

Gotta LOVE AI...🥹

16/08/2024

Are you curious about who and why people are being shut down, about the information they are trying to get out to the world?

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02/06/2024

🩷Have you ever wondered about Love?💙

It's a truly beautify experience.

I have lost it too, when two of my husbands passed away.
But the paradox is - once you have share true love, 😊 true passion, with someone special, the feeling never goes away. That's why losing a loved one hurts so bad.

The same can be said when you lose a parent or a child. I lost both my parents and my daughter. The pain is still raw when I share this.

In order to continue living without these special individuals beside me, I went through the trauma until I found my salvation. 🥰

Only bring the happy 😁 memories with me. The sad memories only add to the hurt, but the happy memories make life worth living.

I have Brian in my life now, and because I know what it is to share a heart with one person, my 'happy' is his happy. We don't condescend or give in, we do compromise, but most of all, we enjoy each others friendship. The benefits are the cream on top!😉

Having lived a very full life, and shared it with several men, and found my hearts peace, I find it easy to listen and share moments with men and women who are struggling. 🙃 Or rather, they find it easy to chat with me.

Confidentiality 🤫is key to maintaining trust through these conversations. I learned this at a young age, when I first started reading Tarot Cards ♣️ for friends and family. I could see 👀things they didn't want the world to know. So I conveniently forgot the reading when it was finished, and never spoke to anyone about a private reading or conversation.

So, with this in mind, and with the increasing number of people who call for a chat, I shall welcome confidential Tarot Readings or a chat, for a fee. Same rates as Tarot. Shared via Zoom or Messenger phone. Send a message and book a time.

Do you need someone to hear your story, to bounce some ideas off? Personal or business, I'm open to the issues that are eating at you on the inside. Sometimes a pill is not what you need, you just need an unbiased ear and the freedom to say what's on your mind.

I'm not a professionals psych, or anything like that. I'm a grandmother with a full life of experience, a professional background, and the gift of Foresight through Tarot Cards with >40 years of experience.
And if you are not happy with the outcome, I offer a 💯percent money back guarantee.

Message or call me, everything said is 'OFF the record'...

25/04/2024

Winter has arrived. Turned the heaters on this morning and getting the open fire ready this weekend. It's still beautiful outside, except for the chill in the breeze, it comes straight off Antarctica!

20/04/2024

😊Emails are often full of rubbish but I enjoy reading my regular dose from the Pyramids of Chi, Bali.

This is a copy of their recent email, and it is so well scripted I felt it essential to keep it intact. 😊

Believe it or not, with changing times comes a big change in the way people are approaching spirituality.

Even up to a couple years ago, people were more interested in experiencing big revelations, astral travel, and some of the fancy stuff we read about in books.

But nowadays, a different trend is emerging in spirituality.

In fact, at a first glance it's starting to look and feel a lot more NORMAL.

Part of this is the general acceptance of spirituality and alternative perspectives in society.

First we had a yoga boom, then breathwork became more popular, and nowadays, it seems like 'spiritual influencer on Instagram' is becoming a recognized career option!

Even though some people prefer a more radical expression of their spirituality, most people are choosing a different expression.

One that is more normal and integrates into their daily life.

They do yoga because it makes them feel centered; not because they seek superpowers.

They do breathwork because it relieves stress and flushes tension from the body; not because it creates mystical states.

They listen to sound journeys because it helps them to relax, sleep better, and shift their moods.

The practices and processes that were once considered 'spiritual' are now tools used to expand our capacity for life.

To experience greater depth in relationships.

To stay calm and non-reactive during difficult situations.

and to alleviate the anxieties and mental chaos that come from over-using technology.

And as a result, it's not looking so strange anymore. Or sounding too grandiose.

It's more about relaxing into life. Removing the tension that keeps us braced in old, outdated conditioning so that we can shift and adapt with the ebb and flow of what is needed in the present moment.

What was once considered spiritual practices for the yogis and the hippies are now accepted as self-care practices for everyday life.

Because we are shifting.

We are evolving.

And we need to find community in others who feel the same way and value actively creating a positive future.

We need to surround ourselves with those who let us just be ourselves. Who understand the important role that self-care plays in our lives.

29/08/2023

A journey of a thousand miles started a long time ago for me.

I've covered most of Australia and this beach on Hervey Bay was one of the most memorable.

17/04/2023

06/05/2022

06/05/2022

Hello all, I have been on a sabbatical, studying my navel.
I'm back, this is my work zone. Caretaker on a property in Western Australia. The border lockdowns stopped the travel however this isn't a bad spot to be locked down. Don't get out much though. Salary has us working 7 days a week. Loving it heaps. We have deer, sheep, goats, emus, chooks and quail to look after. And the gardening. Lots of gardening.
I'm writing a book - more on that in another post.
When we get out and about I will post pics of the area, for the mean time, feel free to show me what Australia looks like.

03/06/2021

Fu**in' Spot On!

Three times is the charm.

18/04/2021

One for the travelers

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