The two little ones played with the hanging braches of a Banyan tree in the middle of town. |
We actually had to purchase a few items which made the outing all the more fun for us. We'd been told by other travelers to purchase insect repellent in Australia since we'd be unable to find many options in Bali.
The sports store where we purchased a new Fitbit for me. |
The Intersport store has typical sportswear and equipment. |
We walked up and down several blocks looking for the store. It was a beautiful day, warm but tolerable in the shade. |
Plus, my last wristwatch died a few days ago and for the low price I'd paid for them, it didn't make sense to replace the batteries. The new wrist-worn FitBit also doubles as a watch. Perfect.
A pleasant park in near the shopping district. |
The Darwin State Square. Darwin is the capital of the Northern Territory in Australia. |
As we wandered about the town, we were amazed by how similar is it to New Plymouth, NZ which we left only a little over a week. In many ways it feels as if its been much longer ago since we left when we've so easily immersed ourselves into life aboard ship.
The Darwin State Square Building. |
After the party, we'll head to the bar for a pre dinner beverage and by 7:30 make our way to the main dining room for what most likely will prove to be yet another enjoyable evening at a shared table of eight or ten.
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Photo from one year ago today, April 24, 2015:
Due to the poor wifi signal on the ship, we're unable to post the year-ago photo today. We'll get caught up as soon as we get a better signal. If you don't see a post, know that we're struggling to get online and will be back as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience.
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