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 Tennis by Sweetberry1
I used to play tennis... nothing like it for keeping you fit.. Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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Australian open is a great event to goto if you love tennis it is usually played in feburary....with lovely warm weather. All the great tennis stars will be playing for all over the globe. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Sydney,Melboure,Brisbane
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 Diving at the Great Barrier
Reef by tini58de
You can book special diving tours with local operators, or you can even go diving on a boat trip to the reef, as we did. We went out to the reef and then we were asked, if we wanted to go diving (for certified divers), if we wanted to try to dive (for beginners), if we wanted to go snorkeling or go on a glass bottom boat. All of it was a lot of fun!
In the web I found an interesting site about diving for the handicapped, so I am including that website on this page. Leave a Comment
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 by chris_i79
Most major cities will have professional teams (especially Victoria where they are known too be fanatics about the sport). Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 kanguroos by tini58de
The owner of the golf course pointed out to us, that at the 9th green there were always many kanguroos and that some golfers were rather trying to hit them instead of putting the ball in the hole...! Leave a Comment
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You can not come to Australia and not head out into the Great Barrier Reef to go diving/snorkelling. The amount of sealife is incredible.
All equipment can be hired locally. Leave a Comment Theme: Scuba DivingDirections: Cairns is the gateway to the Great barrier Reef.
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Went on a day tour that took a small group of us to Lexiton race fields and Tennis Arenas. Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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 Starting blocks at Merewether
Baths by iandsmith
This particular one is at Merewether in my home town, Newcastle, and is seen at a time when the swell was moderate and the tide high.
Sometimes the younger amongst us will go and play where the sea meets the pool for a bit of adventurous fun but generally the baths are a benign place with plenty of room to stretch your arms and stroke away. Leave a Comment Theme: Beach Activities
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 Take your pick by iandsmith
There's dolphin and whale watching, fishing, kayaking, cruises, paddle boats for the kiddies or just plain old hire boats. So many to choose from, so little time.
If you want to surf, parasail or windsurf, Post Stephens has it all. They advertise the place as "Blue Water Wonderland". The only amazing thing is that so relatively few people go here (compared to say Surfers Paradise).
It is always in my top ten places of "must see" things in Australia.
You can jump aboard with others, hire it for yourself or fly in the sky. All you really need is a pair of swimmers (maybe) and some suntan oil. It's that simple. Leave a Comment Theme: Boating/SailingAddress: D'Albora Marina, Nelson Bay
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 Climbing Sydney Bridge by SirRichard
No Bungee Jumping allowed, sorry. :-) Leave a Comment Theme: Climbing
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