Travel with us to the opposite side of the world from the United States, down under, for this exciting sailing and diving adventure into beautiful southwest Australia - home to Koalas, Emus, and Kangaroos. We arrive in Perth the west coast capital and travel south down the coast, diving along the way from Perth to Busselton, in this first of a two part series. Join us as we board the 70 ft Tarquin, a Ferro/cement sailing vessel and sail down part of the coast line. Included in our visit are the cities of Perth, Rockingham, Fremantle and Busselton, where we dive the Busselton Jetty, a dock extending a mile out into the ocean, and tour the Swan shipwreck off shore. We visit Rottnest Island home to the Quokkas. In the 17th century, Dutch explorers could well have been horrifi ed to find giant rats on this island. They called it Rottnest meaning, "rat's nest", a very unflattering name for a place now the nearest Holiday/vacation Island to Perth. The Quokkas, who resemble tiny miniature kan watch
Travel with us to the opposite side of the world from the United States, down under, for this exciting sailing and diving adventure into beautiful southwest Australia - home to Koalas, Emus, and Kangaroos. We arrive in Perth the west coast capital and travel south down the coast, diving along the way from Perth to Busselton, in this first of a two part series. Join us as we board the 70 ft Tarquin, a Ferro/cement sailing vessel and sail down part of the coast line. Included in our visit are the cities of Perth, Rockingham, Fremantle and Busselton, where we dive the Busselton Jetty, a dock extending a mile out into the ocean, and tour the Swan shipwreck off shore. We visit Rottnest Island home to the Quokkas. In the 17th century, Dutch explorers could well have been horrifi ed to find giant rats on this island. They called it Rottnest meaning, "rat's nest", a very unflattering name for a place now the nearest Holiday/vacation Island to Perth. The Quokkas, who resemble tiny miniature kan watch
And so it begins. Ever since Lindsay Lohan emerged from her Utah rehab cocoon like a beautiful not-coked-up butterfly, there were only two things that could happen - either she remained clean & sober for the rest of her natural life, or she;d eventually return to her old friends Booze & Drugs, and paparazzi would be there with cameras when it happened. The latter sadly seems to be the case, as TMZ has gotten their grubby little hands on literally seconds-long video footage in which the recovering starlet quenches her dance floor thirst with a little swig of champagne at a New Year;s Eve party. While not exactly a swan dive off of the wagon (her lawyer already claims she sought immediate help from her sponsor), it should be enough to become the Story Of The Week, just narrowly beating out the assassination of the Muslim world;s first female leader. watch
