Comments on: Coles Bay and Freycinet National Park http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/ My three week Australian vacation Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:00:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: P and BM http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-737 P and BM Wed, 27 Feb 2008 06:53:08 +0000 http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-737 I like your routine, maybe my wanky knees may hold out following your method when I go there in April. Your review is excellent and well detailed. Now I have to change my itinerary because I wanted to see the penquins. Save yourselve a lot of hassle, buy a Transend Digital Album, it is a 20 Mb portable storage device. You can use it as digital photo viewer, a multi-card reader and digital music player. I like your routine, maybe my wanky knees may hold out following your method when I go there in April. Your review is excellent and well detailed. Now I have to change my itinerary because I wanted to see the penquins. Save yourselve a lot of hassle, buy a Transend Digital Album, it is a 20 Mb portable storage device. You can use it as digital photo viewer, a multi-card reader and digital music player.

]]> By: Ken http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-505 Ken Thu, 17 Jan 2008 01:20:39 +0000 http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-505 I climbed Squaw Peak in Phoenix. 2608 feet. I think that's the longest continual climb I've ever done. I remember thinking that it was a long way down to the nearest bathroom. Illinois really is flat though... K-) I climbed Squaw Peak in Phoenix. 2608 feet. I think that’s the longest continual climb I’ve ever done. I remember thinking that it was a long way down to the nearest bathroom.

Illinois really is flat though…

K-)

]]> By: Bill Giuffre http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-501 Bill Giuffre Wed, 16 Jan 2008 21:54:44 +0000 http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-501 Interesting. I tend to find going down many steps to be more challenging then going up. Don't know why. But my hat is off to you for a) doing it and b) doing it in an organized fashion designed to ensure that you survive the experience. Interesting. I tend to find going down many steps to be more challenging then going up. Don’t know why. But my hat is off to you for a) doing it and b) doing it in an organized fashion designed to ensure that you survive the experience.

]]> By: Mary Wu http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-497 Mary Wu Wed, 16 Jan 2008 16:00:53 +0000 http://australiavacation2008.com/archives/104/coles-bay-and-freycinet-national-park/#comment-497 Honey -- you're an Illinoisan -- we are meant to walk on level surfaces, we are not made for inclines. Inclines are for people from like San Francisco or something. Anything around here that involves a change in elevation also involves an elevator. Honey — you’re an Illinoisan — we are meant to walk on level surfaces, we are not made for inclines. Inclines are for people from like San Francisco or something. Anything around here that involves a change in elevation also involves an elevator.

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