Comments on: Dazzling Daintree! http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/2010/07/14/dazzling-daintree/ Around The World in (just over) 80 days Wed, 13 Oct 2010 18:18:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Chris http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/2010/07/14/dazzling-daintree/comment-page-1/#comment-186 Chris Sat, 17 Jul 2010 13:04:50 +0000 http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/?p=183#comment-186 Thanks for the comment Becca. More details of our adventures in Far North Queensland will be coming up soon! Thanks for the comment Becca. More details of our adventures in Far North Queensland will be coming up soon!

]]> By: Jacqui Bourton http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/2010/07/14/dazzling-daintree/comment-page-1/#comment-183 Jacqui Bourton Fri, 16 Jul 2010 23:15:31 +0000 http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/?p=183#comment-183 Hi Everybody! I glad you are having a great and 'very different type of experience(s)' at the distance you are from us. The crocodile river sounds fascinating Louisa. We too enjoyed the alligators' in the Everglades in the U.S. I have four days left at my School - I do feel I need a holiday now too. I would like to let you know; especially you Lousia and Anna that Max is been very clever this evening. I have been out in Abingdon with a Finale for the End of Year and arrived home. Feeling sorry for poor Max thinking of him alone and outside - I decided to call him. Well, at first nothing happened - until my interest of feeding him cat biscuits vanished and the rapid response of Max ran in and deposited a nice gift for his owner of 'gleaming' ceramic floor!! That's say my two young adults decided on - my Mum should deal with this situation! Please continue to have a special time all of you and take care as well as take in the experience. Jacqui, Ian, Gemma, Josh and the 'cat.' Hi Everybody! I glad you are having a great and ‘very different type of experience(s)’ at the distance you are from us. The crocodile river sounds fascinating Louisa. We too enjoyed the alligators’ in the Everglades in the U.S. I have four days left at my School – I do feel I need a holiday now too. I would like to let you know; especially you Lousia and Anna that Max is been very clever this evening. I have been out in Abingdon with a Finale for the End of Year and arrived home. Feeling sorry for poor Max thinking of him alone and outside – I decided to call him. Well, at first nothing happened – until my interest of feeding him cat biscuits vanished and the rapid response of Max ran in and deposited a nice gift for his owner of ‘gleaming’ ceramic floor!! That’s say my two young adults decided on – my Mum should deal with this situation! Please continue to have a special time all of you and take care as well as take in the experience. Jacqui, Ian, Gemma, Josh and the ‘cat.’

]]> By: becca http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/2010/07/14/dazzling-daintree/comment-page-1/#comment-181 becca Thu, 15 Jul 2010 08:43:57 +0000 http://rimmerfamily.co.uk/?p=183#comment-181 Wow, that all sounds really amazing! You are having a proper adventure, just about every day by the sound of it. Won't life be dull when you come back home! Here we are jogging towards the end of term. Sports day was rained off yesterday - after 3 weeks or more of solid sun and everything dry and crunchy, it starts to pour down just for sports day... but water day seems to be going ahead all right today, in spite of clouds, wind and more rain threatening. Everyone is so tired, we just can't wait for the holidays to start. But reading about what you guys are doing and seeing your pictures always gives us a boost. So - was it scary seeing the crocodiles, or were you as cool as a shelf of cucmbers? How many different colours of fish did you spot at the Great barrier reef? (Any sign of Nemo and Dory?) We loved the pictures of you feeding wallabies. Keep on having a great time! Love from Becca, Dave, Janet and Anniee xxxx Wow, that all sounds really amazing! You are having a proper adventure, just about every day by the sound of it. Won’t life be dull when you come back home!

Here we are jogging towards the end of term. Sports day was rained off yesterday – after 3 weeks or more of solid sun and everything dry and crunchy, it starts to pour down just for sports day… but water day seems to be going ahead all right today, in spite of clouds, wind and more rain threatening. Everyone is so tired, we just can’t wait for the holidays to start. But reading about what you guys are doing and seeing your pictures always gives us a boost.

So – was it scary seeing the crocodiles, or were you as cool as a shelf of cucmbers? How many different colours of fish did you spot at the Great barrier reef? (Any sign of Nemo and Dory?) We loved the pictures of you feeding wallabies.

Keep on having a great time! Love from

Becca, Dave, Janet and Anniee xxxx

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