Welcome to Australia - it's a great place to come to

Are you visiting Australia for the first time? Welcome. Are you coming from Britain? Yes! Is this your first trip to Australia? Yes! Then this E-book is for you.

It contains 112 things that new, British (or any other) visitors may want to know. It's not your everyday visitors guide, far from it. This is different. Instead of churning out the same old material you've already seen it tells you the little and interesting things that the travel agents may not have told you.

These range from kangaroos, emus, snakes, Australian birds and crocodiles to money, phones, roads, Australian humour, customs and dangers.

They are the things our British (and other) visitors have asked us over the years, have misunderstood, or have been surprised to learn.

We host lots of visitors - and we are telling you the answers to all the questions they ask, because you will probably want to know too.

We are Ex-Brits who live in and love Australia and we know it from both sides. We think your trip deserves to be brilliant and we want to make it easier for you. That's why the book is here.

What do you pay for these 100 pages of tips so that you can have them sent to you instantly? If you grab it now ONLY $10 Australian.

Do you know everything you need to know? Chances are, from our experiences of our British and other visitors, that you won't. For example, everyone knows about Australian wildlife and that there are kangaroos and koalas but has your travel agent told you when is the best time to see them, or how to find them in the wild? This book does.

Everyone knows that we have beaches, oceans and coral reefs, but has anyone told you how extensive our beautiful forests are or what else we have that's unique? This book will tell you.

Everyone knows that Australia is the land of blue skies and sunshine but has anyone told you just how cold it gets and what are the right clothes to pack.

And, would you like to know:

	How to use your mobile phone in Australia, (because our last 3 British visitors have all had problems using their mobile phones)?
	Your chances of getting bitten by a snake?
	What Australian's eat at their BBQs?
	What Australians think of the British?
	Where to get a big breakfast?
	About Aussie distances?
	How to withdraw cash in Australia?
	What it means if you are told to "Bring a plate"?
	The things in the Australian night sky that you can't see in the northern hemisphere?
	About parrots that land on your head?
	What to say when someone says G'day?
	Why you shouldn't park against oncoming traffic?
	About Emus that clunk?
	How to meet the locals?
	How to turn right in front of a tram?
	About the unique Australian birds you can see and where they are?
	Why you need a money belt?
	About the standard of Australian "Bed and Breakfasts"?
	How to understand Aussie rules football?
	Why you shouldn't bring food into Australia?
	What kangaroos do with their ears?
	Why a sniffer dog may stop at you at the airport?
	What kind of people you might meet?
	Which way the water goes down the plug hole?
	How to cut out the noise while you are on the airplane?
	About indigenous aboriginal culture?
	About the Australian birds that build their own compost heaps?
	Where to see the tallest hardwood trees in the world?
	Whether you'll need any jabs?
	What to do about crocodiles?
	How hot it really gets?
	What to pack and what to leave out?
	About outback travel?
	And even, what Father Christmas may wear for an Australian Christmas?

It's all here in 100 packed pages, plus many, many more topics, from art galleries and spiders to customs and trains ...

... and more.

If there isn't a tip in here that is new to you then you can ask for a refund and get it.

We want to help you enjoy Australia, so much so that we've decided to offer you a special price on this book. The normal price would be $25 Australian, but right now, it is yours for ONLY $10 Australian, on special.

There are many tourist sites that are grand and well worth seeing. However, this book isn't about them. Our hope is that the 112 things in this book will encourage you to step out into touching, smelling and breathing Australia.

We want to give you some of the extras that will make a difference to you.

It also gives you anecdotes and personal stories of the things that have happened to us and our visitors; our interactions with the wildlife, the mistakes we've made, and why we've stayed.

For example, we tell you where you might be able to see Emus, and of the time an Emu came up to our car door, and uninvited, put its head in and started vacuuming up the food crumbs from our car floor! We tell you what precautions to take with outback travel and of the time that we could have died driving across Australia because we didn't understand the local conditions well enough. And, we take you to the Australian Rules footy and help you understand what a 16-7-103 score means, and of the first time we watched a game live.

It avoids the sterile third person descriptions found in so many tourist brochures, and brings the information alive for you.

When we emigrated here we thought Australia was going to be another England, but with kangaroos hopping down the streets, warm weather all year round, and lots of locals who said "Mate" every time they met us. Only it wasn't like that at all. We found we didn't even understand some of the locals. It wasn't the same English language we were used to. Australia is definitely NOT Britain. This book will help you be better prepared than we were!

We have travelled throughout Australia to both cities and rural areas. We have camped in the outback and stayed in five star hotels in Sydney. We have driven across the Nullarbor and flown across the centre. We have been to the football, watched the surf and seen the art galleries. We love this place.

The upshot of all this is this E-book, "Travelling in Australia: The 112 things new British visitors may like to know". It's written by real Australians who live here.

We hope it inspires you to see the magnificence of this country.

	It is an electronic book (E-Book) that comes in a pdf format. That means you can instantly download it to your computer.
	You can get your own copy of "Travelling in Australia" in just a couple of minutes.
	You won't have to pay for shipping or handling or wait for the post to arrive. As soon as we get your order it is immediately sent to your e-mail address.
	If you have never downloaded an E-book before, it's okay, we will take you through it step-by-step. What matters most is that you write your correct e-mail address on the order form. The rest is simple.
	SPECIAL OPENING OFFER: For a short time only, you can buy your copy now and have it delivered to your e-mail box immediately, for ONLY $10 Australian.
	Why 112? Traditionally the number 111, sometimes called "a Nelson" after Admiral Nelson, has been considered a bad omen in British sporting history, especially in cricket. Thus, we thought it a good idea to get one more than 111 to show that any bad omen has been conquered.
	And, how much do these 100 A4 pages cost so that you can have them sent to you instantly? At the moment with the introductory special offer, ONLY $10 Australian.

Have a wonderful time travelling in Australia.

Rachel Green.
Australia.