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Let Life Pass You By On Your Australia Tour

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When taking a ride on The Great South Pacific Express, sample many great destinations like Sydney, the capital city of Canberra, and on your way to the Great Barrier Reef, tropical Cairns provides your Australia Tour fix. The Great South Pacific Express features solid red cedar wood walls, myrtle burl panels and stained glass roofs making the train one of the most luxurious trains in all of the world.

The Queensland Rail and Venice Simplon Orient Express came together to produce a train that is 20 cars long with excellent sleeping carriages. These carriages are all en suite and air conditioned making it the equivalent to a 4 star hotel on rails. With a variety of restaurant and lounge cars, the Express specializes in personal service with a distinctive European style. This is obtained by placing a steward in every carriage to assure optimum passenger satisfaction Also, a pianist provides entertainment while you enjoy views from the Observation car making it an excellent place to observe the scenery as it waltzes by you.

If you are tired of being a passenger of planes, trains and automobiles why not take a safari to see what the real Australia has to offer. Like judging a book by its cover, there are volumes of fantastic attractions that can not be seen from the side of the road. Like age old African safaris, get off the beaten path, or any path at all, in a 4 wheel drive vehicle. Visit the infamous Outback desert or in contrast a balmy tropical rainforest. With so many national parks and deserted beaches it is like having your own private country.

Locations you must see start in cities such as Darwin and Uluru where you can explore the Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, Kings Canyoun and the Uluru rock, mataranka and more. While in the area the Atherton Tablelands, Katherine Gorge and many outback cattle stations are quite intriguing. While traveling the coastline near Melbourne, check out the seals at Cape Bridgewater or discover Coorong National Park or travel the Great Ocean Road.

Near Adelaide you can check out the Barossa Valley wineries, and explore the outback mining community of Coober Pedy. Natural wonders include the regal Flinders ranges and Wilpena Pond. On the way from Sydney to Cairns, take a moment to fondly reflect on Byron bay, see working sheep farms and take time out to relax on the beach at Surfers Paradise or set sail sampling the islands in the Witsundays.

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And that’s not all there is to this attractive young woman! Taylor has already earned plenty of awards that comprise of three Grammys.

This Pennsylvania born singer began writing songs at the age of 10. At about the same age she also started attending and partaking in singing events including festivals, public or state fairs and karaoke shows not far from Wyomissing. She’s even said to have won a poetry skills contest when she was in fourth grade. Her entry was titled “Monster In My Closet,” that that covered three pages.

Her primary brush with song writing happened after she learned to play three chords on the guitar, taught to her by a man who repaired computers. Swift penned a song titled “Lucky You,” and followed it with others which she used as therapy to deal with her difficulty fitting in the classroom.

Inspired by country vocalists such as Dolly Parton, Tina Turner, LeAnn Rimes, Shania Twain, Patsy Cline and the Dixie Chicks, Swift, made it to Nashville when she was 11, wishing to strike a record deal based on the demo she’d taped of her performing abilities. Unfortunately, nothing came of that but an introduction to rejection.

Taylor didn’t give in. Soon after her return Swift gained media highlight for her rendition of the national anthem, performed at the US Open tournament. She began using the 12-string guitar by the age of 12 and didn’t stop driving down to Nashville, teaming up with locally known lyricists and writing songs.  By age 14 her father and mother made up their minds to relocate to a suburb in Nashville where Swift was presented a contract with RCA Record at 15, but opted against signing up with them.

Shortly afterwards, Taylor was noticed by  Scott Borchetta who’d recently started a new label – Big Machines Records. She put out her first single titled “Tim McGraw” in 2006. It reached No 6 on the Billboard Country Chart. She released her first album, titled ‘Taylor Swift,’ a couple of months later. It created a massive storm. In two years’ time that album has sold over 3 million copies and recorded downloads of 7.5 million singles.

Her ensuing album, Fearless, debuted approximately two years later in November, 2008. It climbed right to the top of the Billboard 200 Album Chart and made history on several other counts. The stupendous success instigated Taylor to organize her first tour named after Fearless. The Fearless Tour 2009 got rolling on the 23rd of April, 2009 in Evansville, Indiana. It spanned 6 months spanning 50 cities around the world with all shows achieving sold-out status rapidly, making it the most attended and talked about tours in 2009.

After seeing its success Taylor has now announced the second leg entitled the Fearless Tour 2010 which will kick off in Australia in February 2010 and draws to a close on the 2nd of June in North America. Taylor Swift tickets for the Fearless tour are now on sale for all tour dates. Obtain cheap Taylor Swift tickets for providing promo code ” Wizard5 ” at checkout on TicketsWizard.com to get 5% off your concert tickets.

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