u/barbamara

I have on my bucketlist snorkeling with whalesharks. I know you can do this in Australia but that's too far and too expensive from the Netherlands. Any suggestions where I can do this with a high chance that I can see them.

I will be at the blue mountains for 3 full days. One day abseiling in Katoomba, one day I want to go to the glowworm Cave and one day I want to do a hike but it's really hard to choose which one. I prefer a loop max 6 miles/10km, some variety between waterfalls and views and not too crowded. Is there a hike that you would recommend?

Ik heb een toilet en badkamer waar ik ventilatie wil, bij het toilet zou het door het dak gaan en bij de badkamer door de buitenmuur. Nu heb ik twee bedrijven laten komen en aangegeven dat ik iets zoek waarbij je ook de mogelijkheid heb om met een losse knop het systeem aan en uit te zetten zodat je op het toilet niet gelijk afzuiging krijgt als je alleen een plasje doet. Toilet zit ook tussen twee slaapkamers dus ook in verband met het geluid.

Bij beide kreeg ik vervolgens een offerte waarbij dit eigenlijk niet kan. Het gaat aan met het licht en er zit dan een vochtsensor in. In de badkamer wil ik eigenlijk als ik een was op hang dat ik deze ook handmatig aan zou kunnen zetten.

In ons vorige huis hadden we mechanische ventilatie waarbij dit allemaal kon, maar nu lijkt het een hele opgave. Bestaat wat ik zoek als losse ventilatie?

I will have 3 full days in the blue mountains, one day I will go abseiling with nice views in Katoomba, one day I want to go to the glowworm Cave and there's one day left where I want to do a hike. But there are so many beautiful trails I can't choose! I prefer a loop no longer than 6 miles. Would be great if there's a combination with views and waterfalls but not too crowded.

I don't no why but when I go to bed my internal radiator heats up even while I was shivering when going to bed. I often get really sweaty. Once in a while I get a nightmare and I wake up choking/full out coughing like when you take a zip and get it in your lungs. It's terrifying and also my husband wakes up scared because of me. After I have a lot of slime in my throat and can't breath normal without feeling this so I have to clear my throat. This sometimes also happens during the day just by my own saliva. One time it was so bad I thought I was just going to die while usually I know it's going to be alright after a bit.

I did take tests for stomach acid and nasal drip but they couldn't find anything.

Does anyone has any idea what causes this and is there anything I can do about this?

What do you think of my itinerary? I will visit Tasmania in april.

3 full days between Mt fiel and Mt Wellington, tips on where to stay?

1 day driving to somewhere in Port Arthur and on the way up there stop at Eaglehawk neck

Stay 3 days in the region of Port Arthur

1 day driving to Cradle Mountain

4 days cradle mountain

1 travel day to airport

It's really hard to choose between all places, am I really missing something out when I skip Maria island? And I have on my bucketlist to see pinguïns in the wild, what's the best place to see them?

I will be going to Tasmania, Sydney, Cairns/port Douglas and Perth. At first I really wanted to go to hinchinbrook island because no cars, almost no people, green and beaches. But you have to hike a trail with a backpack and I unfortunately think it's too much for me. I'm looking for something alike or maybe a bit more touristy island but a must visit. I often read whitsunday is highly recommend but I'm afraid it will also be crowded.

I will also visit Rottnest that's for sure.

My first plan was to drive from Perth to Karijini but since it's so much driving, Karijini and snorkeling with whale sharks are on my wishlist, I don't have a lot of time and I also want to relax I was thinking of flying to Learmonth and renting a car. This would be the itinerary:

4 days in Exmouth (and go snorkeling with whale sharks)

3 days turquoise beach, I only see one option to sleep so would really have to book in advance and it's really pricey, if you have other tips on a place to stay please let me know

5 days Karijini

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I also noticed a telescope on Google maps above Exmouth. Would love to look at the sky there, does anyone know if you can go there to watch through the telescope?

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It will be at the start of may.

Ik heb een radiator verwijdert, nu zitten er dus twee gaten tot in de kruipruimte, door de houten draagvloer en door obs constructieplaten die erop zijn gemonteerd. Hoe kan ik deze het beste vullen voor ik nu laminaat ga leggen?

Ik snap dat klusjesmannen het erg druk hebben, daardoor twijfel ik dan ook wanneer ik nogmaals een mail stuur als ik nog geen reactie heb gehad. Wat is hier in gebruikelijk? Het gaat om aanvullende vragen die ik heb gestuurd nav offertes.

I never played Zelda before botw and I loved the game! There aren't many games I finished but I did it and also spent a lot of time looking for koroks.

I almost couldn't wait to start totk, but oh boy it's so hard. I'm just not doing well in figuring out what to make or how to go further and I have just started. I get confused by the buttons and notice I'm impatient when I have to make things. Is this getting better/easier or just getting more difficult things I have to make? I'm still on the first floating islands but haven't played for two weeks now because I kind of gave up but I liked botw so much