Le journal de mon séjour en Australie

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Good bye Perth

Mon séjour à Perth touche à sa fin. Mon contrat c’est finis il y a quelques jours et je pense reprendre la route semaine prochaine pour visiter le sud ouest.
Le temps n’est pas vraiment parfait en ce moment, il ne fait qu’environ 20° ce qui est plutôt inhabituelle pour cette période de l’année.
Les dimanches après midi sont plutôt sympa à Perth avec des défilés de bikini dans des pubs de Cottlesloe donnant sur l’océan indien. Ils savent vraiment vivre ces australiens :)
J’ai vraiment aimé la Swan Valley et ces vignobles ainsi que Rottnest island et ses sites de snorkelling.


My journey in Perth is ending. My contract has finished few days ago and I think that next week I’m going to visit the south west.
The weather is not really good and it’s quite unusual for this period of the year.
And I will definitely miss the Sunday afternoon in Cottlesloe’s pubs in front of the Indian Ocean with some bikini contest.


Rottnest Island

















Un quokka



The Swan Valley



Perth CBD




Vue de mon appartement




Scarborough

Tuesday, August 23, 2005

Hi Mael

Congratulations to my brother and his wife, France Anne who has given birth the 22 August 2005 to a boy named Maël Mathieu Robert. I’m a little sad to be far away from France and to miss that and really proud that is second first name is the same as mine.



The city of Perth from King's park

Saturday, August 06, 2005

Working in Perth

I hadn't updated for a long time my blog.

Finally, I managed to find a work in Perth (Western Australia), where I will spend three months to work for a software company. At the end of the 3 months, I've planned to visit the south west before joining Sydney by the south (Adelaïde, Melbourne and Hobart).
Perth is a great town. Currently I'm sharing a flat in South Perth with a kind aussie guy. I really enjoy my work and my office isn't like the ads my brother saw in Basel ;)
It isn't usual to drink a beer with all your work mate at the end of the week in France, but here it's seems to be a tradition. :)