I think if you've heard of Tasmania, you probably know Cradle Mountain. Its the picture on most of the tourist brochures, flyers, pamphlets,posters,handouts and any other form of media seen by the tourists. But on none of those above mantioned items did they provide a picture of Cradle Mountain with fog, rain, snow and ferocious winds at the same time. So i think our photos are kind of special, and white. But we had a nice walk (Elo's idea, not mine) in the snow anyway.
"I can't see any Mountian"
My poor precious Margeurite, what did she do to deserve this????
Moi, j'ai adore cette marche, ca m'a rappeler le Canada, le moins drole etait de repartir car on avait pas mal grimper pour arriver ici. Mais mon super pilote et sa super voiture ont franchis tout les obstacles sans aucun probleme. Voici la route:I'm sure all of those people who met Margeurite before we left on "The Trip" might have had a small suspicion that maybe she might not make it all the way around this beautiful continent. But, here she was, after tackling creeks, dodging Kangaroos, crossing deserts and accepting her final challenge, Snow. (Maybe she's a Transformer???? One of the Autobots????)We love her.Margeurite, ROLL OUT!!!
Et pour la fin on a croise ce panneau plutot sympa. Pour les non anglais, sunshine signifie "la lumiere du soleil"
As Borat would say"Sunshieen Creeeeke", Pause, "Nooooooooooot"
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