Thursday, November 6, 2008
WOW!
It was amazing and life changing.
I loved every bit of it but most of all seeing my 2 best friends.
I did my bets to keep you updated and thank you so much for taking the time to read my blog.
Maybe i'll speak to you in the future.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Useful Information about Kakadu Wetlands
On the Plane
I've heard it is supposed to be very peaceful and quite.
Well we are about to land so I will post a blog about the wetlands when I get some time.
Bye
Useful Information about the Great Barrier Reef
Another key threat faced by the Great Barrier Reef is pollution and declining water quality.
The Great Barrier Reef has long been known to and utilised by the Aboriginal Australian and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Aboriginal Australians have been living in the area from at least 40,000 years ago, and Torres Strait Islanders since about 10,000 years ago
Fast Fact #9: The Great Barrier Reef can be seen from outer space and is the world's biggest single structure made by living organisms.
On The Plane
This is the most exciting part of my trip.
I will be going on the Quiksilver Trip which will take me Past where Steve Irwin passed away and then will take me straight to the Barrier Reef.
I have been here once when I was a little girl but I have forgotten.
See you later
Useful Information about the Andes Mountains
The Andes Mountains are the longest and one of the highest mountain ranges in the world. They are located in South America and stretch 4,500 miles from north to south, along the west coast of the continent.
The Andes are separated into three natural regions: the southern, central, and northern regions. In the northern region, it is hotter because it is closest to the equator. There are rain forests in this region, due to the more humid, rainy climate. In the southern region, the mountains are nearer to the Antarctic and it is much colder. It is not very populated in the southern area.
Many of the plants which grow in the Andes Mountains are small in size to save energy. Their leaves can be stiff and strong to protect them from frost and cold weather if they are high in the mountains.
The Andes Mountains provide many birds with homes like the Flamingo, Andean Flicker, the Condor, and the Hillstar Hummingbird. Types of land animals include the Mountain Lion, the Red Perll, and Llamas to name a few. The Spectacled Bear also lives here. The Giant Toad and Andean Iguana are some examples of reptiles. This iguana is one of the few lizards found in that cold weather.
On the Plane
I will be going for a big hike with a private tour guide.
My flight will arrive at 3.15 and I will arrive at the Hotel Agua del Desierto.
I can't wait.
catcha later
Useful Information about The Amazon Rainforest
Useful Information about Los Angeles
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
On the Plane
I won't be doing anything in particular there I will just be exploring the beaches and relaxing.
I will walk up and down the beaches.
I'm staying in an unbelievable hotel named the Hotel Bel-Air.
It's going to be awesome.
Talk Later
Useful information about Glacier Bay
Today I will be Searching for humback whales, Watching the killer whales feeding near the park's near-shore waters. I will be watching the Steller sea lions resting on rocky islands, and harbor seals nurturing their pups.
Glacier bay is Perfect for unforgettable wildlife.
The highest awareness of tidewater glaciers on the planet can be found at Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. Access to the tours are extremely limited and not all cruise lines can offer this amazing adventure.
Glacier Bay spreads across an amazing 3.2 million acres in southeast Alaska.
John Muir discovered Glacier Bay in 1879, then surveyed the pure scenery and stated it "still in the morning of creation."
In the northeastern corner of Glacier Bay, the Takhinsha Mountains supply the active Muir Glacier, which regularly sheds walls of ice into the bay. The brilliant blue glow of an amazing glacier and the deafening roar of ice crashing into the water below are sights and sounds that you'll remember for the rest of your life.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
On the Plane
I can not wait to see Elise and Nicola.
I will spend 4 days there because I want to catch up with them.
We will we going on a tour boat on the 3rd day at 1.30pm.
For the first 2 days we will be resting.
On the 4th day we will be relaxing all day and just talking and then we all depart for the airport at 4.00pm. My flight is at 6.30pm, Elise's is at 5.30pm andNicola's is at 5.15pm.
I'll get to write to you on the plane on the way to LA
Useful Information about Greenland
The tundra is a very wide windy area with winds blowing upwards at 48 to 97 km/h.
In terms of precipataion it is desert-like with only about 15-25 cm falling each year. Although precipitation is light, evaporation is also relatively minimal
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Just got back from my Tour
My flight tomorrow morning is at about 12pm which will give me some time for a sleep in and eat a yummy cooked breakfast.
I will be going to Glacier Bay, Alaska. There I have organised to meet my 2 best friends, Elise and Nicola.
We will be staying at the Hilton Anchorage located in Anchorage.
I will post a bit about Greenland tundra environments later.
On the Plane
My faical and massage was so relaxing. It was amazing just to sit down, enjoy, and relax.
When I arrive at Greenland I will be catching a bus to Hotel Uummannaq.
I can't even pronounce the place!
My tour bus is leaving at 2.30pm and getting back at around 5-5.30pm.
Well I better go start planning the rest of my trip
bye
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Useful Information about the River Thames
The Thames is a massive river going through Southern England. When the tide comes in and the tide goes out the River thames Drops and Rises a fall of 7 metres. The river contains a huge 80 islands and having both sea and freshwater it gives a variety of wildlife.
The rivers position has landed itself in the centre of many events and fashions in British history. In more recent time the river has become a major relaxation area supporting tourism, and sports such as rowing, sailing, skiffing, kayaking and punting. The river is very inviting to various groups of people such as writers, artists, musicians and film-makers. The Thames are a huge 215 miles long (346 KM).
Various types of birds feed and nest on the river some being found at both sea and inland. The thames includes seawater and freshwater fish such as the salmon.
Fast Fact #1: The largest recorded salmon was caught on the river thames on the 5 August 1993
I probably wont get to write to you until I am on the plane on the way to Greenland as i still have my Massage and Facial to go to.
On the Plane
It is now Saturday and I am on the plane on my way to the River Thames.
I will be staying at the Southend-on-sea in Thorpe Bay.
It is supposed to be very luxurious.
I will get a facial and a massage after my visit to the River as I think I will need it.
I am thought about going on a tour to the River Thames but then I thought about it and you wouldn't be able to explore it and enjoy it.
Well the plane is going to land soon so I better go.
When I get to my hotel I will be unpacking and then getting ready to go to the River.
When I get back from the river I will have about 15 minutes before I go to the Massage and Facial that I have booked, so I will use that time to write a new blog about the River.
Catcha Later
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Useful Information about the Cantabria
Its called green because it has a wet and moderate oceanic climate.
The average precipitation is about 1,200 mm, this allows the vegetation to grow.
Fast Fact #4: Grasslands are also called Greenswards.
On the Plane
I should arrive at about 12.00pm.
I am staying at a hotel there called the Hotel Real. It is 5 stars so im looking forward to it.
When i arrive at the airport i have to look for my driver. The receptionist and the hotel called me and told me that for my relaxation they have organised a limo to pick me up and take me back to the hotel!!!!
How cool is that!
At 12.30 i will be on my way to the Cantabria Grasslands.
Bye for Now
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Useful Information about the Sahara
and is the largest desert in the world
spreading out over a huge area almost
as large as the USA! Some parts of the
Sahara are sandy, but much of it is just
rocky wasteland.
465 metres.
This desert lies between the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn.
Fast Fact #6: Sahara means "desert" in Arabic.
My Hotel
This hotel has some of th highest dates palm trees. The Hotel Merzouga even has organised camel trip over and around the junes!
Im going to go on my camel ride and find out some more about the Sahara desert now.
cyah !
The Airport
My flight is at 6am and I would have had to be here 2 hours before!
I checked my bag again for suncream, sunglasses, hats and insect repellent.
It's only 4.45am and the airport is already hectic, there's kids running everywhere!
I just want it to be 6 already. I just want to board the plane so that i can sit down and get some sleep!
I can't wait until i get there and can just relax and enjoy!
I'll keep you posted :)
So Excited!
I have a couple of bags as i need many different clothes for the different temperatures within different environments.
My first stop will be the Sahara Desert, so i've made sure all my shorts and t-shirts are on the top of all my luggage :)
Well i'm off to go to bed as i have a big day ahead of me.
Catch yas later :)