Hello to all!
It is sorry, as I have blogged about, as long I just finished mid semester examinations and assessments. Last week, I've written 2 essays, 1 report, a presentation and taken a test. It's been a rough week, but now I'm on mid semester break! I leave today tonight for a trip of Heron Iceland on the great barrier reef with the marine biology class in I. I'll on the island for 5 days and then I'll to Cairns for 5 days. So tuned, I promise I'll write stay for this post, after I get from my travels again!
The last time I wrote, I took a trip to Moreton Bay on Stradbroke Iceland. The trip was a different excursion with the marine biology class I and it was a great experience. There are a number of marine life on the coast and we stayed in the research station near the coast. It was a lot of fun with people who fish and plants life tell about everything, that you saw instead of only to say "see it's a pretty looking fish!" (although I still said that quite a few times).
We were there for 2 nights and 3 days and we had a research project, while we were there, were white so that my group and I crab studied to look for movement to protect super exciting I. It was an interesting journey, because the class only for foreign students is offered, there were many Americans and Canadians, as well as some German and French people. The research station was interesting and they eat us so so much. Every day we have breakfast, morning-tea, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. On the last day after we presented our projects, we went to a beautiful walk along the cliffs and ocean shores. Unfortunately, my camera ran out of batteries (I am my charger definitely packaging this time) so that I don't get all images of the last day. Then we to beach and it went to spend a few hours. It was a beautiful journey and I am sure that the Heron Iceland journey will be also nice!
Sorry, this is not the eventful a blog post, but I promise to say about the GREAT BARRIER REEF and the CAIRNS post in the next few weeks! YAY! Feel free to email/Facebook me and say hello, I miss you all!
Part of the journey: Australia
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