Has anyone ever done Hartley’s Crocodile Tour in Cairns, Australia?

How was it? What is the best Croc tour in Cairns or Sydney?

I’ve done the one down the Daintree River at Mossman , north of Cairns…

Just be sure you stay in the boat….they look hungry !

The only crocs you’ll see in Sydney are in Taronga Park Zoo….

Michael Jackson Live in History Tour Sydney Australia 1996 DVD Part 1/10

A tour boat in Darling Harbour, with the city skyline behind, in Sydney, New Photo Mugs A tour boat in Darling Harbour, with the city skyline behind, in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Pacific….

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Neil Diamond: Thank You Australia Concert – Live 1976 $14.17 Travel down under for an unforgettable concert from Neil Diamond in which he showcases his appreciation for his Australian fanbase by performing his biggest hits. Selections include “Solitary Man,” “Cherry Cherry,” “Sweet Caroline,” “Song Sung Blue,” “I Am…I Said,” “Skybird,” “Lonely Looking Sky,” “Salvation Show,” “I’ve Been This Way Before,” and more. 177 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dol…

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Following the Equator $14 How I did loath that journey around the world–except the sea-part & India.- Mark Twain, letter to W. D. Howells, 4/2/1899Following The Equator is an account of Mark Twain’s round-the-world lecture tour of 1895/96. The book opens in Paris, from which Twain sets out on his journey. In New York, his wife, Olivia, and daughter Clara decide to continue on the tour with Twain. The family sets out from New York accompanied by Major Pond, the tour manager for the North American leg. Following a stop in British Columbia, the travelers set sail on the Pacific Ocean. After avoiding Hawaii due to a cholera epidemic, the ship lands at Suva, part of the Fiji Islands. After a short stay, Twain moves on to Australia, with his first stop in Sydney. Here he spends considerable space telling about Australian history, society, and people. A stop in Wagga-Wagga brings up the story of the Tichborne Claimant. In Melbourne, Twain relates the story of how Olivia once received a letter in which is discussed Twain’s death on a lecture tour in Australia. The author makes numerous stops in mining regions of Australia, including Stawell, Ballarat, and Bendigo. In the latter stop, Twain encounters Mr. Blank, the sole member of the Mark Twain Club, of Corrigan Castle, Ireland. He is also the man who wrote the letter to Olivia about Twain’s death. The travelers next stop briefly at Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, and then move on to several towns in New Zealand. In Nelson, the group learns of the Maungatapu Murders, the sole event of historical importance to occur in the town. After a quick stop in Auckland, the capital, Twain visits Wanganui, where the Maori people and culture are discussed. The partyreturns to Australia to spend Christmas in Melbourne and New Year’s at Adelaide, before setting sail for Ceylon, India. The first stop in India is Bombay, which Twain finds to be a fabulous city of great contradictions: great wealth and extreme poverty, ornate palaces and ramshackle hove

Let There Be Rock $19.95 Let There Be Rock is the story of AC/DC written by rock journalist Susan Masino, who met the band during their first American tour in 1977. Over the years, she remained in contact with them, watching AC/DC climb to international stardom. Since 1977, Susan has interviewed the band many times and their friendship has lasted nearly three decades. Now she tells the true story of AC/DC”s illustrious career and how they became one of the true great rock ”n” roll bands in history. The book traces the band”s history, from their beginnings in Sydney, Australia in the early 1970s to trail-blazing the U.S. mainstream to the devastating death of lead singer Bon Scott in 1980. The band pulled together and rebounded to the top of the charts with new front man, Brian Johnson and the watershed album, Back in Black. Through it all, AC/DC continues their quest to build a legion of new fans in the 21st century.

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