looooong awaited photos...
ok, so i remember a looong time ago at the beginning of senior year, a certain someone wanted to see my pictures from my trip to Australia, and i never got around to showing her. so Zoey, here you go, here's only some really good ones that i've decided to scan and post on this thing for you. hope you enjoy them!
me holding a baby dingo at a zoo while i was at Camp Koala.
Patty and I behind a waterfall... i know you can't really see the waterfall but it's there!
Patty wanted an "emo" picture, so we chose this spot on the beach and i took one for her.
My Canadian brother Patrick on top of this HUGE rock near the falls. he was one brave SOB, it took him forever to get down from there! haha!
We were at the Melbourne Aquarium at the shark tank. i had to wait until a huge shark came by so i could time it and get it in the picture. scary lookin'.... hehehe.
and lastly...
This was taken actually the first day that i stayed with Patty and our host family. it was freeezing cold outside but it was sooo worth it because it was such an awesome scenery! These huge rocks behind us are nicknamed "The Twelve Apostles", obviously there aren't twelve anymore because of erosion, but you get the idea, hehe.
me holding a baby dingo at a zoo while i was at Camp Koala.
Patty and I behind a waterfall... i know you can't really see the waterfall but it's there!
Patty wanted an "emo" picture, so we chose this spot on the beach and i took one for her.
My Canadian brother Patrick on top of this HUGE rock near the falls. he was one brave SOB, it took him forever to get down from there! haha!
We were at the Melbourne Aquarium at the shark tank. i had to wait until a huge shark came by so i could time it and get it in the picture. scary lookin'.... hehehe.
and lastly...
This was taken actually the first day that i stayed with Patty and our host family. it was freeezing cold outside but it was sooo worth it because it was such an awesome scenery! These huge rocks behind us are nicknamed "The Twelve Apostles", obviously there aren't twelve anymore because of erosion, but you get the idea, hehe.