Australia has a program aimed at saving their endangered rainforests where they pay for a group of 10 exchange students to come help restore the environment. Amanda and I thought it would be a great experience to be in the actual rainforest and also get to see a new part of the country...not to mention it was free.
So we packed our bags, got some free food from the caf, and hopped into a true blue outback car with our fearless leader, Des.
So we packed our bags, got some free food from the caf, and hopped into a true blue outback car with our fearless leader, Des.
Mt. Tambourine is a small rainforesty community in the mountains an hour outside of Brisbane. It was actually really fun despite the manual labor (which was even kinda fun) and we learned a lot about the rainforest and ourselves.....jk.
So we pulled weeds the entire time because the white man is bad and he brought evil foreign plants to australia to choke the natural species of flora and fauna. So we came to pull those demons out and save the underdog.
We lived in a sweet little cabin in the jungle and went on night hikes and made bonfires in the evening.
Enough Said.
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