Monthly Archives: February 2009

Goal 37 – outback adventure.

Back in 2000, after my first couple of extended travel trips to Australia, I was still living and working in the UK, and was seriously considering the possibility of moving down under to live. I had a map of Australia on the wall with the two previous trips highlighted on it. One evening I was […]

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Perth progress.

The first thing I did on Monday morning was have a quick check online for dump truck driving jobs in Western Australia, and was amazed to find that jobs at the very mine site that I wanted to work at had just gone online that very morning! My karma seems to be working overtime at […]

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The Best Job In The World!

Over the past couple of weeks I have had emails from quite a few of you, suggesting that I would be an ideal candidate for The Best Job In The World. If you haven’t heard of it, here is an outline of the job, which is being offered by Tourism Queensland: Tourism Queensland is seeking […]

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Goal 36 – Yuki Matsuri.

Two flights took me from Naha up to Haneda, Tokyo’s domestic airport, then on to Sapporo, and it was late afternoon by the time I arrived. A train into the city itself, and then another out to where my hotel was situated meant that it was early evening by the time I got settled in. […]

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Goal 35 – Thar she blows!

I flew back from Yonaguni via Ishigaki once again, and was picked up at the airport in Naha by Miho, Doug’s diving shop business partner. We went past the dive shop to say a quick hello to Jim, the business photographer, and then Miho dropped me off at Doug’s apartment, the spare bedroom of which […]

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Goal 34 – A Life Sold!

The start of this whole 100goals adventure has it’s roots back in my earlier project, which was to sell my “life”, in order to free myself up to travel, and make a fresh start. More information on ALife4Sale here: Unfortunately the ALife4Sale eBay auction did not go quite as I had hoped, and ultimately the […]

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Lost In Translation.

Yesterday Connie had suggested that I should join her and her family for a day out, as it was the first weekend day since I arrived here, and her husband Kazuyuki would not be working, and the kids were off school. So we all piled into their little family bus, apart from the eldest boy, […]

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