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vous devez télécharger une version plus récente de falsh player flash player burning miles 2.20 / voyage de cédric folliot et alexandre lecanuet detail du tour du monde : sydney australie sydney, grosse métropole de 4 millions d’habitants est une ville chaleureuse; nous squattons a kings cross, une sorte de red district ou cohabitent backpackers, clubers, junkies, putes et autres bêtes de tout poil. apres avoir gouté aux joies du quartier, nous avons prospecte et acheté un van, un beau kia blanc, qui s appellera maintenant le kia mion. nous l’avons aménager afin d en faire une machine de guerre, prêt a parcourir les grands espaces sauvages australien. les kangourous n ont qu’a bien se tenir, on arrive. j'en profite ici pour remercier toutes les personnes qui nous ont accueilli, voir supporter, et sans lesquels le passage dans cette ville n'aurait pas été aussi agréable. big up donc à delphine et charlie pour la sous location gratuite de leur appartement et de leur garage, martin et meil pour le support technique sur le camion, dave et joe pour avoir mixer quand le dj n'était plus trop synchro, sam pour l'extrême guidage dans la nuit de kings cross et tout simplement merci à tous pour votre gentillesse et votre bonne humeur !! enorme accueil, on s'est senti chez nous et après plus de 10 mois de voyage, ca fait vraiment du bien ! we decide now to write all the content in english because first is good for us, and because we put some 2 big stickers on the van. then people who don’t know us and who come to visit us. you can go further (only for australia for the moment, sorry. but you can see the picture : no language skills needed…) du 13/10/2009 au 10/11/2009 note de l etape : 7 acceder a l etape : sydney blue mountains australie after almost 1 month in sydney, time is come to try the van. but we do it with our team, just in case we have to push it to come back. blue montains is good introduction of how ausralia nature can be generous. from 2 hours of sydney, we feel in a green american farwest. sorry blue american farwest. according one of the many theories, this blue come from what the tree ban. blue mounains is huge space covered by eucalypsus trees and cut by cliffs. the first australian colons cross this dense forest in 25 years (and they believe that they can access china just behind...). but most of the danger here are away and everythings is made to do it relax. no map needeed, free bbq, nice tracks everywhere... we are pretty sure you can come every week end during 1 year without seeing half of this set up territory. but time is already come to say bye to our friend and to go in the west (australian this one) to do some money with frut picking... du 07/11/2009 au 10/11/2009 note de l etape : 7 acceder a l etape : blue mountains sydney cote sud australie the van is ready, now, let s see if it can bring us trough australia ; we decide to follow the coast in the south of sydney until melbourne, first step, jervis bay .jervis bay is maybe one of the most beautiful beach, white sand, emerald sea, stingray are swimming around you, it looks like a paradise. second step is batemans bay, it is quite hard to put your feet in the ocean, when you know the beach is called shark bay, never mind, let’s fight our fear and there are many children around us. cedric tried the short board for the first time; it is not going to be so easy to stand on it. but we have time and hope. we continue the road and stop in mimosa rock np, where we took a good dinner between a nice beach and a lake, this is the first time we met kangooroos, a family with babies in the belly pocket. du 11/11/2009 au 14/11/2009 note de l etape : 9 acceder a l etape : sydney cote sud snowy mountains australie anything great along the coast between sydney and melbourne is that you have the biggest mountain chain just in the middle. then you can compose an amazing trip with beautiful beaches and quit interesting break in the kosciusko national park. this park gets the mains skiing stations and is very well set up with trekking tracks. after a night in the free camping zone (you have to pay to enter in oz national park) where we meet 2 nice estonian guys, we decide to climb the biggest peak of the country. 2228 meters! maybe you, behind your french or nepalese screen are a bit wry but believe me, it was not so easy. 21 kilometers with a lot of snow (much more than in high part of tibet or ladakh when we were there), a lot of wind and even the temperature was not so bad, you are really cold. up fully our previous experience of mountain teaches us that you have to take care about mountain. even the one you consider like a promenade. in all case, we are proud to put that new mountain to the list of things we experience. beautiful and original landscape, great fauna (hundreds of different bird, you eat with kangaroo) and a nice example of nature arrangement. du 14/11/2009 au 16/11/2009 note de l etape : 8 acceder a l etape : snowy mountains melbourne - cote est australie after the mountains, go back to the coast. and not the less beautiful. the one from the bairnsdale to melbourne. we stop in a lot of place but the biggest step was on wilson promontory national park. the favorite of austrlian people. you can understand why ! beautiful beaches, animals everywhere (wombat, emu, wallabies,…), great forest. go and see the picture. try it mean buy it. du 16/11/2009 au 19/11/2009 note de l etape : 8 acceder a l etape : melbourne - cote est melboune australie anniversaire de lelex avec estelle, angélique et jim ! un vrai plaisir de les voir mais malgrés des débuts de soirée très prometteur, la ville ne nous a pas conquis... we will be back. pas de photos. trop occupé à boire des bières... du 20/11/2009 au 22/11/2009 note de l etape : 4 acceder a l etape : melboune penola australie pour faire de la l'argent et pour continuer un temps encore notre aventure, on taille des vignes. un travail ingrat. on vit au camping dans notre van. du 22/11/2009 au 30/11/2009 note de l etape : 5 acceder a l etape : penola fleurieu peninsula and area australie if we cannot find work in fruit picking, let's try in fishing ! well decided to have our first experience in cry fishing (ecrevise), we go first in robe and after in kingston. but fishers want experience crew. unfortunatly, a part from normal fishing (drinking, wakeboarding,...), we are a bit too novice . no problem, back to travel , and back to the beach for sure ! we cross the peninsula in the center because it's really difficult for us to go to kangooroo island. too high price (300 $ with car). we visit goolwa beach, victor harbor wilunga and melingie on the alexandria lake. the 2 first are really popular destination for australian summer. du 30/11/2009 au 01/12/2009 note de l etape : 7 acceder a l etape : fleurieu peninsula and area adelaide australie adelaide was build during the same period as melbourne by a catholic society who don t wanted convicts. the first inhabitants was mainly poor english farmer who came to escape the famine. but adelaide is not only the city of church. it s an animaed city with lot of festival and cultural events ! the city center is quite good with at least 2 interesting free museum : south australia museum and the art gallery of south australia. easy access for everything, including glenelg, the most famous and really good beach of the city where we slept 2 nights. du 02/12/2009 au 04/12/2009 note de l etape : 7 acceder a l etape : adelaide from adelaide to esperance australie the road is so long and there is so few vehicule that driver do salutation to each other. when you know that there is one of the longest straight line road (ninety miles drive) you have to find some games and to stand by other drivers... during the ride, you have to change time zone. you have just enought time to learn roos anatomy. they are dead everywhere on the road... from eucalypus forest to savane and desert, the landcapse always change. more over, you have am
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