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My name is Jeroen, 31 years young. After my study Business Informatics i travelled for 8 months in Australia, New Zealand an Thailand.At the moment I'm working as a software developer at Achmea and live together with my girlfriend Maud and our dog Akuma. More information about me you can find at my resume page that is coming soon.
I made this website because my girlfriend and i love to travel around the world. Australia is one of our favourite holiday destinations of all. Why is Australia so great...
- Australia is a natural wonderland of beautiful beaches, crystal blue waters, amazing ancient rock formations and pristine rainforests.
- Australia is the sixth largest country in the world and has the lowest population density per square kilometre.
- Australia has 16 world heritage listed properties with its historic townships, bustling cities, vivid landscapes and exotic flora and fauna all adding to its unique appeal.
- Much of Australia's exotic flora and fauna cannot be found anywhere else in the world and the lifestyle is one second to none.
These are just a few examples that made us fall in love with this cool country. Check the gallery to see some nice pictures of Australia.
What's New
30-09-2009
Our new puppy Akuma (Photos)
Click on the map to see some photos!
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