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Tag Archives: flying
First Impressions of New Zealand
New Zealand Customs and Immigration is really strict! Even more so than Australia! Before I could be issued a boarding pass for my flight to Auckland I had to produce a paper copy of my return itinerary and show it … Continue reading →
Another Change of Plan
I’ve been back in Sydney for a couple of weeks now, mostly trying to sort out what I’m going to do for the next few months. I was pretty much set until a few days ago when I tried to … Continue reading →
Flying inside Australia without ID
As I was boarding my flight down to Hobart today I had an odd thought. I realised that this was the fifth time I’d flown inter-state in Australia and that I’d never been asked for any form of ID at … Continue reading →
Arrival
I’m well aware that I’ve been neglecting this a bit since I got over here, but I haven’t had much time to sit and write near a usable wireless network. I made it over to Melbourne with a fairly small … Continue reading →
0-day
My bag is packed. I’ve got my tickets and passport. I’m off to the airport to begin a 31 hour journey passing though Heathrow, Bangkok and Sydney, arriving in Melbourne on Saturday morning. I think I’m losing a day somewhere … Continue reading →