Friday, November 7, 2008
Last Post
That denifantly was the best trip of my life and i loved it.
bye :)
!! Going Home !!
Got to go Bye
Diving at Apo Reef
Oh My Gosh that was Amazing. I have just got back from my dive and the marine life i saw was Awesome, all the marine life i have ever wanted to see was there! i even saw a shark when i accidently swam off a drop off i was so scared but it just gently swan away! I even saw a Turtle which was huge as well as thousands of fish of all different colours they where so beautiful. Out of all the magnificent places i have been this would have to be one of my favouirtes!!
Last Destination :(
oh well i guess it will be and adventure and the coral is meant to be beautiful and i do hope i see the other marine life which i am sure i will as it is everywhere!!
Here is some information about the Apo Reef.
Apo Reef is a Fabulous Diving Spot and is a great place if you want to see Sharks!
The Apo Reef is About 40 kilometres squared, and is well known for its Marine life and drop-offs which are usually vertical walls that go down about 30 to 80 Metres!!! Apo Reef has been declared a marine sanctuary since 1996 which means it is a no go zone for fishermen. Apo Reef is the second largest contiguous Coral reef in the world after the
Camping in Madagascar!
i Have just spent a night in the Isalo National Park and we woke up to a Ring-tailed lemur in our camp site it was So adorable but it quickly ran away!The Rock formations here are amazing and the grassland kind of remindes me of the tundra enviroment except not covered in ice. No one actually lives here but people do come here to do hikes or camp like i have. oh today as well as hiking around the national park we stoped at this beautiful natrual swimming pool the La Piscine Naturelle it was so nice and defiantly a site to see .Tonight i am off to my Last destination :( Apo Reef in the Philippines i can't wait this place will definatly be a tropic place and the reef i am sure will be beautiful i have always wanted to go to the Philippines!! and now i am yay !!!
Isalo National Park Madagscar
I have just arrived in
Unlike the rest of
Climbing Mount Lhotse!
I have just Treked up mount Lhotse and it was one of the greatest adventures ever i loved it. I felt like i was on top of the world and a neally was!! I went with a group of amazing people who loved it as well although it was very tiring and a little hard to breath oh amd i almost forgot how COLD it was. So much colder than Vancouver and Glacier Bay. The view up there would have to be one of the best in the world it was spectualar, amazing breathtaking everything! I Loved it
Tommorow i am setting off to Madagascar so i am ready for the tropics i am a little over the cold!
It will be very warm so that will be good write soon!!
Mount Lhotse Nepal
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Intresting
write soon!
Siberian Tundra
I am staying in the victory hotel in Irkutsk As it is the only place i could get. It is SO windy here and pretty cold as well. I will be exploring the Siberian Tundra tomorrow and i am sure that will be a great experience.
The Siberian Tundra is located in the North-eastern part of
Amazing
Today was one of the most amazing days of my life and as i said i will remember this forever. Just seeing the glaciers was definatly breathtaking and watching them smash in to the water was amazing it is so sad to think that this place is beeing affected by globalwarming and could one day not be here is terrible. It was so wonderfuli got to see whales and little sea lions oh and a moose i have never seen a moose or sea lion before they are SSSoooooooo cute!. Anyway i am staying a little long to enjoy this place more with my friends but i will write when i am at my next place a tundra enviroment which is in.... RUSSIA yay i hope it will be warmer there!
Glacier Bay
The Glacier bay has 12 tidewater Glaciers lots of ice sheets and about 200 smaller glaciers. The Glacier Bay is located in The Glacier Bay nationalpark which is on the southeast alaska Coast.
Finally Here
Off To Alaska
Canadian Coastline
I am travailing down the a part of Canada’s coastline and I have just reached Lion Bay and will be driving to Poteau Soon. The Coast is absolutely beautiful as everyone has said. The Canadian Coast is the longest Coast line in the world and it would actually take you 33 years to walk around it as it is 243,792 km. The Coast means a lot to the Canadians and each year the Canadians invest around 1 billion dollars on projects based on the coast. The Canadian coastline also needs a lot of protection from erosion and a lot of that money is spent on keeping it from eroding. Some of the Worlds largest natural wetlands are found in the regions on the coastline. The Canadian Coast line extends along the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Oceans as well as alot of fresh water rivers and lakes.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Vancouver
Mississippi River Trail
Today I Rode my Bike on the Iowa Mississippi River Trail Although I only went through
The Mississippi River
The
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Sunrise over the Mississippi
The Amazon
The Amazon Rainforest Is the Biggest Rainforest in the World and covers almost 40% of South America! it is located in 8 countries Brazil, Bilivia, Peru, Ecuador,Colombia, Veneziala, Guyana and Suriname. The Amazon is drained by The 2nd biggest River in the world The Amazon river without this river it would flood. At first The Amazon was a inland sea but when the ice age came and the water levels dropped and it became a river and now has lots of sea life as well. The Amazon rain forest recovered and is back to normal. The Amazon is home to around 30% of the worlds wildlife and plants. The Amazon has the most Deadly fish the Piranha one of the biggest snakes and lot's more scary animals but strangle it also has dolphin's in the river of course. As well as neally every type of bird and a lot of monkeys as well they are so cute! And Thousands of endangered species call the Amazon home. The Amazon's plants have some of the best medicines and can help cure anything from snake bites to Malaria!. The Amazon holds the most plants and trees in the world, there are up to 80 000 plants and around 40 000 of then play a huge role in keep the worlds climate in control. So the Amazon Rainforest plays a huge part in the World and Who knows where we would be without it. Any Way My time has come that i have to go to my next destination the Mississippi River! which i can't wait to go to the US. !)
This Place is absolutely beautiful I am in a rain forest and on the river at the same time although the river doesn’t look very inviting! And who knows what’s in there!!. Any Way I Have Just been on a tour Through the AMAZON can you believe it I was actually in the Amazon!!!!. It Was Fabulous I can’t believe How GREEN it was. Oh and the Animals where every where it was kind of scary! And I did get to see my Anaconda I was lucky enough to see one when we went on a boat on the river!. I was so scared I thought it could come get me and walking through the rain forest I was worried I would get lost cause that would be pretty much the end. I was looking at a picture and have put one on here but look how much the
The People here are so nice and are pretty talkative as well.
Any Way I will tell you More about The Amazon next time sorry got to go bye :)
Monday, November 3, 2008
Manaus Airport Brazil
I Have just arrived at Manaus National Airport and i think i can see my taxi which will take me to the spot i have to get off and catch a boat to my Lodge Which is the Amazon Ecopark Lodge. The eco park Lodge is actually build in the Amazon basin and is on the banks of Rio Taruma aka the Black river. It is surrounded by the Amazons Flora and there are supposed to be lots of wildlife there as well! i Can't Wait till i am actually in The Rain forest anyway got to go !!
Boat Trip
Hiking In The Wetlands
Saturday, November 1, 2008
The Pousada Piuval Lodge !
I am finally here at my second Destination the Pantanal wetlands. I have just arrived at my Lodge the Pousada Piuval in Pantanal and am in my room half asleep writing on my blog after catching a taxi from
Friday, October 31, 2008
Sydney Airport
Thursday, October 30, 2008
The 4 WD Rivinng Trip
The Victoria Desert is around 424 400 km and it the third Largest Desert in the World. The Desert is located in South and west Australia, The Victorian desert is actually boarded by the Gibson Desert in the north, little sandy desert in the north east, The Nullarbor Plain in the South and Tirary and Sturt Stony Desert to the east. So as you can see there are a lot of Deserts in Australia.
Anyway I have just got back from my 4 WD driving trip through the Great Victoria Desert and it was Wonderful. I went on the Great Central road and now i am in Warburton it was a great experience although it took About 7 days, And it was really really HOT!. The Temperature was about 35 degrees although it got cooler in the afternoon and cold at night. There is a lot wild life here, I saw goannas, Dingos and there where lizards every where I even got to see the Great Desert skink which I didn’'t think I would. There are a lot of sand dunes which I had expected but there were also a lot of Rocks and caves as well, which were great to explore. Surprisingly there is actually a fair amount of vegetation with a lot of Marble gums and Spinifex grass as well as a lot of shrubs and bushes. Sadly though because of so many people coming here, lots of feral animals have appeared as well like Rabbits and Donkeys which we also saw on our trip.
I am quite sad as this will be my last post while I am in WA, because tomorrow I am going on a bus trip to Alice springs and from there i will be flying to Sydney and then catching a plane there which will take me to Brazil yay i can't wait but I know that I will defiantly come back one day and I do recommend it as a sight to see. :)