The Road Trip in Australia

We are in Melbourne where we will ask questions to the famous BMX champion, Sam Willoughby. Unfortunately, he was the victim of an accident that made him lose the use of his legs in 2016.

-Hello, can we ask you some questions ?

-Yes of course.

-We are taking a tour of Australia. Have you ever done one?

-Yes, I have already done a tour of Australia. It is truly a beautiful country.

-You have been world champion several times, how many times exactly?

-Yes, I have 5 world championship titles.

-How does it feel to be the best in a category?

-Ho, it's really magical, you feel like you're growing wings

-Now that your sports career is over, would you like to do something else, actor for example?

-I don't think so, but it could be very interesting.

-Okay, we're French, have you ever been to France ?

-Yes, I have already been there twice, it is really amazing.

- Awesome, your wife does BMX, doesn't she?

- Yes, I became her personal coach after my accident, it really makes me happy to be able to train her.

-Have you been scuba-diving yet?

-No I haven’t tried yet.

- thank you very much for answering our questions😉

                           Charlotte

We left Melbourne to go and see one of the most beautiful sites in Australia, the 12 Apostles which is located along the great ocean road in Victoria. We just arrived and it's really beautiful. There is a lot of wind because we are at the edge of the cliff to be able to admire the huge rocks that protrude from the water. The 12 Apostles is the most amazing.

 It is the clearest water I have ever seen.We have just been told that a rock
 fell a few years ago because of erosion.
 There are many people but you can admire them anyway. We also took a 
 helicopter ride over the 12 Apostles. It was very impressive.The 12 Apostles is 
 the most beautiful places I have ever visited.

Charlotte

After we visited the 12 Apostles, we went to Tasmania where we saw a rather cute little animal, he's the Tasmanian Devil. It is a carnivore that lives only in Tasmania, explained the guide. It disappeared from the mainland for 400 years ago.It has been a protected species since 1941. 🐻

It is recognized by its black furry and its small white line on the chest. He's a nocturnal hunter, we only saw him for a few minutes. An animal caretaker on the island told us that it was the largest carnivorous marsupials in Tasmania he has ever seen. It was a really great experience.

Charlotte

The plane landed at Alice spring and it was near Uluru, we have been there. It was so beautiful.This site is very large and impressive. I had never seen so incredible thing.        

After that, we have been to the Great Barrier Reef and we have been scuba diving.

The colors were omnipresent and there was thousands of fish. I had not scuba diving yet