Hervey Bay Hotel & Resort
249 Esplanade Hervey Bay, Queensland, 4655, Australia
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On to Brisbane
After a day of pleasant driving through some nice countryside, including Wollemi National Park, we arrived the next evening in Dubbo, where we were too late to stay at the open zoo that night, but managed to book for the following evening. This is unusual, as it's usually booked for months ahead, but we got a cancellation. The first night we looked …
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... lækkert. Derudover havde vores lead driver fortalt os at man også kunne bruge det i håret også ville det virke lige som balsam, og det gjorde det sørme! vildt! Sidst men ikke mindst skulle man skrubbe sine tænder med det. Skulle give dem en fin overflade. Var dog sygt ubehageligt med alt det sand i munden :P – men skulle jo prøves
Syntes vi skulle smutte alt for tidligt. Kunne sagtens have brugt meget længere tid ved søen, men vi skulle videre og have frokost. Midt ...
Meals for two - 3 ingredients
... tomato based pasta sauce and can of tuna. For those familiar with cooking pasta, that isn't me, 500g is enough to feed a family and more. I thought I was up to the challenge of eating it all, got about halfway through it...full. Not too full though for the cheese and crackers that were then passed out by the hostel. It was BYO wine, so we let the hostel owner bring 8 bottles and us travellers provided ...
Superlative
... were enormous as they broke against the coast. Fortunately, we were headed in the other direction. The cool thing about Eli Creek was that when you walked in it (it only ever reached about knee height), there was only sand underfoot– no stones, rocks or anything sharp. It was a cool feeling. When it was time to get back on the bus, we saw a dingo. My first (and probably only) dingo in the wild. Apparently the island has almost 200 of them living there, and they ...
Just a really hard goodbye and the...
... Mary her arms wide and on the
reverse the ‘big man’ doing the same pose, a small token of my
week bought from a small Mexican craft stall in Fitzroy. The
physical action of detachment, imitating my emotions as I was leaving
was a combination that was all too much for little old me – all
broken and removed. Large hot tears gently rolled down my cheeks and
dropped onto the floor of the train as I stood there blind and
wounded ...
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