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In February 2002, on the way home from New Guinea, the two of us travelled
around the eastern coast of Australia for two and a half weeks. The country
was quite a contrast to both the land we were leaving and the land we were
heading back to. Imagine a country the size of the United States, but with
the population of just New York. It's almost as if the entire continent were
one enormous national park.
Over the course of just 18 days, we managed to hike among eucalyptus forests
of the bushland, explore limestone caves, go whitewater rafting, camp out in the
rainforest, snorkel, scuba dive, cycle, and swim. Oh yeah, we ate lots of great
food as well! We figured it was a much deserved vacation from our medical work
in PNG.
To read more about our trip, select a location from the list below.
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