Sydney is in the southeast of Australia, and Cairns is in the north of Australia. The distance between the two places is more than 2,000 kilometers, which is a huge span. It takes three hours and ten minutes to fly by plane.

The plane took off from Sydney at 1:30 a.m. and landed at Cairns Airport at 4:50 p.m. local time.

Australia has a vast territory, different geographical locations, and different climates. The northern part is a tropical area, with tropical rainforest climate and savanna climate. Cairns belongs to the tropical rainforest climate zone. The city is surrounded by tropical rainforest, and it feels like spring all year round.

In Sydney, winter is like autumn in Asia, while winter in Cairns is like early summer. Blue skies, sunshine, beaches and blue waters attract tourists from all over the world.

Student Le wore long-sleeved shirts or T-shirts during the day in Sydney, and added a hiking jacket in the evening. As soon as he got off the plane, the warm breath hit his face, and he felt that he was a little overheated in long sleeves, especially when he saw all the airport staff.

It was short-sleeved. From the airport to the terminal hall, most of the people she saw were wearing short-sleeved clothes. Only a few people like her who had just come from other cities wore long-sleeved clothes.

Cairns has a warm climate, which is suitable for parades.

However, Le Xiaoxiao’s classmate was a drunkard, but she would not tell her real purpose, so when she was sitting in the lobby waiting for her luggage, someone came to chat with her about the travel route. She also listed several routes, and then they both

It's okay to say that you can go wherever you want.

There were all kinds of people at the airport, which provided her with the opportunity for clinical observation. She scanned them with her special eyes, who was healthy, who was sick, who was more seriously ill, who was mildly ill, who was about to die soon, and who was strong.

It is clear at a glance who is pregnant, who is not fertile, etc.

There were more than a hundred people waiting for their luggage in the lobby. After conducting a group consultation, she found that more than 20 people were carrying the AIDS virus, more than 30 people were carrying E. coli and salmonella, and a dozen people had been infected with malaria about a month ago.

The person has high blood pressure or high blood lipids.

After scanning, she was alone and messy in silence. Looking at the less than twenty people in the whole hall who were healthy and without any problems, she was the only one who really didn't have any minor problems. The picture was so beautiful, like the scene of a car rollover, that people dared not look directly at it.

Le classmate knows how to look at the face and color to diagnose the disease. She will never tell this person what disease she has or what disease she has. She doesn't want to be thought of as a madman and will be a quiet and beautiful girl.

After waiting for nearly forty minutes, the luggage came out.

The security check in Australia is basically done by dogs. The luggage is transferred from the airport to the baggage claim area. There is also a security check there. It is a Potora dog. The security check is very simple. As long as the Potora does not stop on your luggage, you can just take the luggage.

You can get out of here.

After picking up her luggage, Leyun dragged the luggage trailer out of the terminal, went to the square outside and untied it, unfolded the mountain bike, tied the luggage backpack to the back, and carried the small backpack carrying precious items on her back, riding the mountain bike happily.

Get away.

She did not go to the city center or scenic spots. She rode her "mountain" for a detour, taking a shortcut from the airport to the north of Cairns. She rode along the coastal road until the sun set and stayed in the wilderness by the sea.

After dark, I put away my bicycle and went to the beach near the sea to throw the little fox into the sea to find treasure.

The little fox had the consciousness to become a diver, and dived into the sea to explore the treasures on the seabed. The first time he went there for four hours before returning, and he brought back several clumps of corals, two giant clams, and a dozen pearls; the second time he went into the sea, he took them with him.

After going home, we returned in three hours and brought back a few large clams and a small amount of salvaged pottery and bronze. The third time, we only had clams and shells.
Chapter completed!