Archive for March, 2008
Land Rovers – Buy one or list yours for free
Although you probably won’t be driving your Land Rover right in the center of Sydney, you will love to use it when you start exploring the surrounding areas. Australia is a vast country, distances between cities are big and the Land Rover is the perfect vehicle to provide both security and speed.
These powerful British vehicles will always be in style and collectors will sure tell you that – along with how much they prize the vehicles, of course. Wonder where you can buy one? Here’s a cool site with nothing by Land …
Date: March 16th, 2008 |
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Sydney Museums - Australia’s Indoor Treasures
Beaches, surfing and spotting a kangaroo may inspire a trip to Australia, but should the weather turn rotten, or if you find staring at the ocean for days on end just a bit too boring, there are some fabulous diversions in Sydney.
The largest city in the country—also continent—of Australia is world famous for the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, but there are also smaller delights to be discovered. One is the Australian Museum (6 College Street). Housed in a stately building, it focuses on the natural history of Australia. For a country that has the koala bear, kangaroo, platypus, wombat and most of the deadliest snakes in the world, Australia trumps other countries for natural history, which gives you plenty to discover at this museum. Not only does the Australian Museum have extensive exhibits on animal life, but there are informative exhibits on minerals, biomes and human life—specifically indigenous Australians. The Australian Museum takes all of the iconic images of this huge country and elevates the average visitor’s knowledge so that you can return home knowing that an average Australian backyard contains more reptile species than all of the United Kingdom.
Date: March 4th, 2008 |
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