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    Turtle Cove History

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    of the then celebrated Colonial Club, teaching tourism at Tafe, and working at Be Bee's in its early days, Bert Gerbrands dreamed of a truly special gay resort, something unique, secure, secluded, preferably seaside facing the famous Great Barrier Reef, and surrounded by lush tropical rainforest. In pursuit of that dream he drove the local roads looking for a location and talked to friends about investing in the venture, but he never found the right spot and, with virulently anti-gay Joh…

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    In the year 1858 Robert Michael Ballantyne released a novel called The Coral Island, in the story, a small group of boys are stranded on an island in the Pacific Ocean and are left to survive with each other until eventually they fight their way back to a proper civilization. In the 1950’s an author named William Golding read that story and believed that that wouldn’t be what would happen to a group of boys with no adults, so he wrote his own take on the story in a novel called Lord of the Flies…

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    In William Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies, human nature is placed conspicuously in view as a group of British boys find themselves stranded alone on an island without any adults to supervise or lead them. The conflict between the human as a civilized entity and the human as an unsophisticated animal are represented by two of the main characters in the novel, Ralph and Jack, respectively. Being in their youth and thus not totally biased towards the workings of a civilized, adult world,…

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    the boys are rescued by a naval officer, who, despite the officer finding out multiple children have perished, addresses all of the children in a cheery joking tone, and compares their serious condition to fiction: “I know. Jolly good show. Like the Coral Island.” (202). The naval officer, an adult, and protector of the country completely disregards the shown problem with the boys and shows no worry for them whatsoever. The officer ignores the somber state of the boys and sees their condition…

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    naval officer during World War II, a father, and a teacher. But, he also was inspired to write after reading The Coral Island by R.M. Ballantyne. The Coral Island is very similar to Lord of the Flies, except instead of the boys growing savage, the boys make a very orderly mini British society, with the only conflict being a group of cannibals on the island. He even references The Coral Island in his book, “<<<<>>>,”…

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    Cultural Experience

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    By applying this value to my life, I took a leap of faith and went to two tours: Great Barrier Reef tour and Fraser Island tour. It was quite hard for me to take such step and go alone on tours with people I have never met but later on, it came out to be a hell of a great experience. I met people from America, London, Germany, China, and Taiwan.…

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    One environmental issues posted on the Facebook group on Ecologically Conscious Social is climate change’s effect impacts on the Great Barrier Reef where is one of the UNESCO world heritage sites. The Great Barrier Reef is located in Queensland, state of Australia. A concern raised by a group of environmentalists over a threat to the Great Barrier Reef is carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions that emit from burning of coal. The federation government environment minister, Mr. Greg Hunt approved a 16.5…

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    world chose the latter. “Obituary: Great Barrier Reef (25 Million BC-2016),” blared the headline of Outside Online’s latest sensational news article. “The Great Barrier Reef of Australia passed away in 2016 after a long illness,” the article began. “It was 25 million years old.” Within hours, these words went viral, popping up in countless Facebook news feeds and inciting a worldwide chain of audience reactions. Passed away? The Great Barrier Reef? But what about my bucket list? Does this mean…

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    Turtle's Hatching Poem

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    Essay question, “Imagery has the power to provoke and illustrate”, relate to mark o’connors poems and an ort, highlighting an issue, and the significance of the imagery on the responder. English Essay 2-Without External stimulus An issue is addressed, when the consequences are presented. Composers manipulate imagery, t..o highlight issues concerning society. Imagery is utilized to highlight issues, in an imaginative and interesting way. The statement. “Imagery has the power to evoke and to…

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    The first thing that most Americans think about when they hear the words “American Dream” is freedom, equality, happiness and maybe a bit of red white and blue. For most, this is absolutely true. The possibility of living your life the way you want to is something that has been infamous for America since the New World was first discovered. All over the world, people have dreamt of coming to america for a fresh start, a new beginning. My American Dream could have many different routes. As time…

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