Ibis Styles Kalgoorlie Hotel
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Junailua
Kirjotetaanpa nyt reissun ensimmäisen krapulapäivän (en minä, mutta kun muut tarjos...) ratoksi päivitystä elämäni toistaiseksi pisimmästä junamatkasta, 39 tuntia Perthistä Adelaideen kuuluisalla Indian Pacificilla, läpi Nullarborin ("ei puita" latinaksi, toisen version mukaan pohjana olisi paikallisen aboriginaaliheimon sana "vedetön") tasangon. Ihan täyttä aavikkoa se ei ole, mutta juuri mitään pensasta korkeampaa kuumalla ja ...
Kalgoorlie
... in the 1890s, but soon discovered that essential to their survival was liquid gold (water). Since 1903 water for the gold fields has been pumped from Mundaring Weir just outside Perth.We were there on Monday 15th. October when we did our day trip to the National Parks. Water takes 1 – 2 weeks to reach Mount ...
On National Route 94 - The Great Eastern Highway
... Wheat-Belt um Perth herum (Wheat = Weizen, nicht das Gras aus Suedamerika aus dem die Traeume sind...). Hier herrscht Landwirtschaft pur - weite, riesige Weizenfelder leuchten golden in der Sonne, die Felder sind durchzogen von Baumreihen, evtl. auch Begrenzungen der einzelnen Felder. Die Buesche und Baeume leuchten gruen, der Himmel ein Stahlblau. Ein paar Wolken verirren sich hier oder da, aber generell ist er klar. Die Ortschaften und Siedlungen werden spaerlicher und liegen nun ...
Going back in time
Woke yesterday morning (Friday) to another beautiful day, so we decided to go and see Broad Arrow Tavern, one of the only taverns still standing in what use to be a gold mining town that sprung up during the gold rush, unfortunately it wasn't open, check out the photo's, we travelled onwards to Ora Banda, and again found the tavern closed, this also goes back to the gold rush day's as well as more recent times a shooting of a bikie ...
Festivals are fun
... was complete with an old phone, typewriter and safe. There was also a Sandalwood Camp and Woodline Police Office complete with train wheels so it could be moved around on the rail network to where it was needed.
It was here we spotted a very interesting bike. They had a wooden bicycle, crafted in the early 1900s by a miner who couldn't afford a real bike. The forks and frame were made of Mulga wood, the wheels of old crates, ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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