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Off to Australia This is the start of a five-week vacation for Joanne Meehan, Sally Jerdan and Sandy Floyd to Australia, New Zealand and Tahiti. Marge Glennon was also there, but seemed to miss the taking of the picture. |
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Three weeks in the land Down Under Ada Mander of Mays Landing visited a former Rotary exchange student and her family in Australia for three weeks. Highlights of her trip were a day trip to the Blue Mountains; an eight-day road trip including a two-day visit to Canberra, the capital of Australia; walking through a rain forest, Phillip Island to visit a koala reserve and see the world-famous penguin parade and traveling the Great Ocean Road in Victoria; a day trip to the Australian Reptile Park, where she petted a koala and fed and petted kangaroos; and a day in Sydney cruising Sydney Harbor with a stop and lunch at Fort Denison and ending the day with high tea at the Hyatt overlooking the harbor and the Opera House. |
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Marianne Heath of Abington, Pa., who summers in Ocean City with her family, took the Gazette to Australia where she spent three weeks. Here she is standing outside the opera house in Sydney. |
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Enjoying the wonder of the land down under Nicole Cavileer, a recent Stockton College honors graduate, was treated to a trip down under in February by her mother, Jackie. Shown here in Tahiti, they also went to Australia, New Zealand and the island of M’orea. All of the countries they visited received an A+ grade for their natural beauty, friendly people, and very interesting – but sometimes strange – animals. Nicole resides in Galloway Township and Jackie is from Port Republic. |
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From Downbeach to Down Under Julia Steerman of Margate is currently studying at the University of New South Wales in Australia, living on Coogee Beach, right outside of Sydney. She arrived in Australia in February and is scheduled to return home in July. This picture was taken at the Australian Reptile Park on the way to the Hunter Valley Wineries. |
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Waiting for baby Colin and Jackie Turner of Egg Harbor Township recently traveled to Australia for vacation and spent two weeks visiting numerous areas throughout the country including Sydney, Alice Springs, the Outback and the Great Barrier Reef. The couple took the incredible vacation to celebrate the start of their family; their first child is due in August. Here, they pose with The Current in front of Ayers Rock in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. |
 Exploring the world down under Elenor Denight from Oceanville and Kareen DeStefano of Absecon spent 17 days sightseeing in Sydney and Cairns, Australia in February of 2007.
Dr. Michael Yurescko, of West Wildwood, with a copy of The Wildwood Leader during his visit to Melk, Austria. Edith Little and Pat Watts of Ocean City and Anne Campbell of Ventnor toured Australia and New Zealand in the Summer 2006. In background is the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge. The Trio attended the Zonta International Conference in Melbourne |
 A hula of a good time Dr. and Mrs. Richard Grallnick of Margate traveled from Nov. 19 until Dec. 20 through Sydney, Australia; Auckland, New Zealand; Bora Bora and Moorea, Tahiti, and Nuku Hiva in French Polynesia. They spent 21 days on a cruise on the Regent Seven Seas Mariner, starting in New Zealand and ending in Los Angeles, Ca., and the other 10 days on land in Sydney, Australia. This picture with The Current was taken in Nuku Hiva. The couple said they travel for one month each year and finally remembered to bring The Current along. They said their friends on board from all over the world loved the “little paper” and thought the idea of taking a travel photo with it was “cute.” |
 Paul, Sally and Matt Will of North Cape May traveled to Western
Australia over the Christmas holiday. “Our family spent three weeks
exploring the surfing beaches of Margaret River, touring the famous
vineyards of the Sun River Valley and, pictured here with the
Gazette in hand, ready for a three-day tour of the ‘Aussie outback.’
When at home, Paul and Matt are local Cape May surfers and Sally
enjoys her kayak,” wrote Paul C. Will.
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 Sarah Fox is
shown here with Kris Ensley and the Gazette at the Sidney Bridge in
Australia. “I met Kris while he was stationed at the Coast Guard
base in Cape May. He, however, left for Bahrain last June for a year
tour. Kris and I met up for vacation (Dec. 29 to Jan. 14) on my
Christmas college break. Australia seemed like a great place to go.
We had a wonderful time,” wrote Fox.
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