I had to work out which letter would show the most meaning for each subject that belongs to Tangalooma, I started this by writing 200 words of my opinion and view of the island

Tangalooma

Tangalooma is a word from the Australian aboriginal language, meaning harbour. It is the name of the only harbour on Morden Island, the second biggest sand island in the world, just off Australia. Tangalooma has a beautiful beachfront, which is a boarder for a 40-mile forest containing lakes, sand dunes, sand roads and its very own dessert.

      I have chosen this word because it is a place that holds great memories; I took my girlfriend there to celebrate her 19^th birthday. Our journey consisted of a ferry ride, kayaking to the ship wrecks, sun bathing, a picnic, a beach front walk and a trip to the desert. All of this was enjoyed with bright blue skies above us, aqua clear water beneath us and hot rays of sun on us. The most important memories from this trip to Tangalooma was the laughs and the jokes we shared, like being scared of sharks as we kayaked over the ship wrecks, having a running race to the desert not realising it was 2.5km away and I was the one carrying the 10kg rucksack and almost missing the ferry home. To me it’s the little things that make the memories.