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[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

If I ever make it to Australia, it is going to be hard for me not to visit the Outback to visit the natural home of Bearded Dragons (for those who don't know, we have six of them).

Why avoid it?

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

Why avoid it?

Time most likely. It would take a major chunk of a day to accomplish it and I will probably only have a week to experience the Land Down Under.

I hate when I am practical.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

Time most likely. It would take a major chunk of a day to accomplish it and I will probably only have a week to experience the Land Down Under.

I hate when I am practical.

How is that practical? What would you rather see than the Outback? Sydney, check, Reef, check...

I would totally set aside a day for the Outback. Why not see it, especially if you've got a personal interest in the wildlife? You know you'd kick yourself for the rest of your life.

[Not Afraid]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

How is that practical? What would you rather see than the Outback? Sydney, check, Reef, check...

I would totally set aside a day for the Outback. Why not see it, especially if you've got a personal interest in the wildlife? You know you'd kick yourself for the rest of your life.

A day?

Australia is HUGE! We're looking at a maximum of 10 days in Oz and the Great Barrier Reef and the large rain forest area of the North are not really an option. I don't think it is an easy drive to get to the outback habitat from Sydney.

[lashbear]

Ah, guys, you're not going to see the outback in a day from Sydney.

You could fly there in a charter plane, spend an hour and come back, I suppose.

Set aside at least 3 days if you want to do it.