“World Cup 2006, by Pete”
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Australia’s First Soccer World Cup in 36years, and I happened to be in Germany for it
This is a video from my time there, much of it spent watching the games and drinking Weisbeer with Tim and Gabby! Unfortunately the Ref’s were constantly against us as we had some of the worst decisions and lop-sided calls made in the entire competition, notably ital’ys DIVE obtaining a free kick to steal the match, and the biggest foul difference ever against brazil. Still, Australia made the 2nd round and proved many doubters wrong. GO AUSTRALIA!

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Leaving Santiago I had 18hrs of fun getting back home to Sydney. And due to time zones I lost a full day. oh well.
Yes, I’m back home!
What an amazing year.
here is an idea of what my last year has included:
14 Countries
(4 continents, 9 languages, 8 currencies)
22 Flights
10 Forms of Transport
08 Local Alcoholic Drinks
12 Hostels
03 Jobs
Numerous “World’s biggest/best/most etc.”
LOADS of friends and memories.
Thanks and greetings to everyone I met and no doubt we’ll meet again somewhere in the world!
But where will I be in 2007??
TBC…..
This is the countries I’ve visited, not only this year but in 04 as well.

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That night we checked out an all South American Rafain show with buffet. It was the first real vegetarian food I’d seen in a while so i ate shitloads! The show was pretty good, dancing, singing, comedy etc.
In the morning we bused into Paraguay for some Tax-free shopping. The bridge was crammed with cars and bikes returning with goods that really didn’t seem any cheaper to us foreigners.
Another night bus onto Bonito, swimming in a natural pool, one Pancho and an the English guy went Cave Diving! Some went snorkeling and the last day rained out.
PANTANAL is a massive wetland area, which in season goes under 5 feet of water or so! Filled with cayman (small alligators), water pigs (like giant gophers), anacondas, lots of bugs, BIG bugs, monkeys etc. It was all about exploring.
We slept in a big room of hammocks and the guys who run the area were our tour guides, they walked around bare foot (even when wet), shirtless, and never seem to have any bug issues. Yet all the Gringos were soaked in DEET and still getting attacked. Must be something in the blood.
At one point we were walking and Continue Reading…
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