Tambien adjunto una foto de mi clase de gramatica (el del pelo blanco es Ron, el profe, un descojono de tio), lo que me cuesta. En el resto de clases(lectura, hablado y escrito) progreso adecuadamente (jejejejeje) y ya me han subido un nivel... Como veis soy el abuelo....jejeje
Y el proximo finde toca ir a la selva.... El programa es este:
The best way to discover and explore the World Heritage Lamington and Springbrook National Park, is our two day one night Jungle Camp!
Spend one night in the rainforest of Lamington National Park. What Creatures venture out at night? With torch in hand see the nocturnal wildlife not seen during the day! The essence of a good camp is the campfire! Sit around our evening fire and exchange stories with guests and guide. Wake up to the song and beautiful sounds of rainforest birds. Enjoy our warming morning breakfast.... made even better with the morning smells of the rainforest.
The day starts with a scenic drive up to the Lamington Plateau. Enjoy morning tea overlooking the Numinbah Valley from Binna Burra.
Our first walk of the day is a 6km Subtropical Rainforest rack which takes us to the Gwongarool Pool in the Coomera Creek. Enjoy a refreshing dip in this picturesque mountain stream. Your guide provides you with an insight into these ancient forests.
Time for a fresh picnic lunch, prepared by your tour guide
Our second walk is the Bellbird Circuit to Bellbird Lookout. Set stride and spot a wallaby or two. We view Egg Rock and learn how this area has formed. What geological process has created the dramatic landscape? With fantastic views back to the coast and all the way to Moreton Bay, stand on the edge of a 90m cliff and view the rainforest from above. Try to beat the record of 13 people inside the giant Black Butt Tree.
Day two we take a scenic drive to Springbrook National park. Our first stop for the day is Natural Arch, a short walk to the geolgical formation of Natural Arch and the cave behind the falls.
Next we head further up the plateau to the Canyon Lookout, with great views over the coast. From this piont a 4km circuit takes us under Twin Falls and Blackfellow Falls. Your guide will provide some interesting insights into the rainforest and the wildlife you encounter.
After lunch at Purlingbrook Falls, we head up to the Best-of-all Lookouts. Here stands 2000 yr old Antarctic Beech trees and we stand on the edge of the Tweed Shield Volcano. An awesome sight!
To finish up our days activities we head to the GROTTO! In the darkness that the GROTTO holds within, a unique phenomenon takes place. Bioluminescence! What is it.... and why do the worms glow?
Two days and one night packed with mystery and insight to the World Heritage - Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves.
Tour includes all meals, National Park Fees, Bush Camp Accommodation, experienced guide!
Spend one night in the rainforest of Lamington National Park. What Creatures venture out at night? With torch in hand see the nocturnal wildlife not seen during the day! The essence of a good camp is the campfire! Sit around our evening fire and exchange stories with guests and guide. Wake up to the song and beautiful sounds of rainforest birds. Enjoy our warming morning breakfast.... made even better with the morning smells of the rainforest.
The day starts with a scenic drive up to the Lamington Plateau. Enjoy morning tea overlooking the Numinbah Valley from Binna Burra.
Our first walk of the day is a 6km Subtropical Rainforest rack which takes us to the Gwongarool Pool in the Coomera Creek. Enjoy a refreshing dip in this picturesque mountain stream. Your guide provides you with an insight into these ancient forests.
Time for a fresh picnic lunch, prepared by your tour guide
Our second walk is the Bellbird Circuit to Bellbird Lookout. Set stride and spot a wallaby or two. We view Egg Rock and learn how this area has formed. What geological process has created the dramatic landscape? With fantastic views back to the coast and all the way to Moreton Bay, stand on the edge of a 90m cliff and view the rainforest from above. Try to beat the record of 13 people inside the giant Black Butt Tree.
Day two we take a scenic drive to Springbrook National park. Our first stop for the day is Natural Arch, a short walk to the geolgical formation of Natural Arch and the cave behind the falls.
Next we head further up the plateau to the Canyon Lookout, with great views over the coast. From this piont a 4km circuit takes us under Twin Falls and Blackfellow Falls. Your guide will provide some interesting insights into the rainforest and the wildlife you encounter.
After lunch at Purlingbrook Falls, we head up to the Best-of-all Lookouts. Here stands 2000 yr old Antarctic Beech trees and we stand on the edge of the Tweed Shield Volcano. An awesome sight!
To finish up our days activities we head to the GROTTO! In the darkness that the GROTTO holds within, a unique phenomenon takes place. Bioluminescence! What is it.... and why do the worms glow?
Two days and one night packed with mystery and insight to the World Heritage - Central Eastern Rainforest Reserves.
Tour includes all meals, National Park Fees, Bush Camp Accommodation, experienced guide!
Abrazos.
7 comentarios:
joer Diego te has ido a Australia o a china por que no veo mas que chinos en tu clase.
Un abrazo
ehhh ohhh!! vaya copy-paste te has marcado! jajaja...que así no vas a mejorar en "writing", nos podías haber enviado un summary de la excursión..just kidding :-)
Que bueno,..vamos que te vas de scouts el finde, pero a la australiana. Cuidado con los bichos, q van a ser impresionantes.
Por cierto, has pasado por el barrio antiguo en el q yo estuve??
Estoy impresionadita de todo lo que cuentas y nos muestras. Te veo delgado come un poquito mejor cariño.Y no cometas imprudencias.
Llévate de buceo a las cucarachitas, pobrinas, que...no te puedo contarná porque tengo a tu hermano colgaolachepa porque dice que cuidao questos comentarios los lee tolmundo! Qué moro el tío...
flipa no?... Ya te explicaré por qué eres de los que mejor bucea.... ¿Unas fotitos submarinas no puede ser? A un informático de tu clase no se le puede resistir una cosa así.
Sigo esperando la cervecita bien tirada.
Un abrazo.
Mr. Diegueison...
Porque digo yo que ya tendremos que llamarte así con el acentillo guiri que se te habrá puesto de tanto estudiar pitinglis, jejeje...
Tan sólo decirte que me alegro infinitamente de que estés contento y disfrutando de tu viaje (digno del mismísimo aventurero Simplicísimus).
Las vistas de la ciudad, son ciertamente impresionantes, pero vamos, espérate tú que se termine la crisis del ladrillo y que se pongan a ello los de Lepe, ni Sidney, ni Güolestrís, ni nada...
Disfruta y pásatelo en grande, Diego, que este tipo de cosas sólo pasan una vez en la vida y hay que aprovecharlas.
Un abrazo.
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