Park Regis Anchorage Townsville
51 Palmer St, (formerly Oaks Anchorage) Townsville, Queensland, 4810, Australia
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Great Barrier Reef
Wake up call at 5 am. We have to be at the marina at 6:30. We had to try on our lovely stinger suits. Rick and I made an agreement that there would be no pictures of this sight. Too scary for others!! We jumped on our little boat with another dozen or so folks. They were from all over the world, couldn't understand most of them. We …
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Magnetic Island
... km trail to the mountain in the middle of the island in 30 degree weather. Every time you stopped you got attacked by horseflies (sandflies) that bite you! The views were amazing, looking over almost the entire island. We then continued right to the other side of the island called Horseshoe Bay to see what it had to offer. We are definitely going to sleep good tonight!
We are continually running into fellow travelers that we have ...
Vandretur ”The Forts”
... blive færdige med opvasken, da vi havde aftaler med familie og venner i Danmark
om at være klar på Skype kl. 19.00. Vi fik talt med min mor, Lars´ far og Silje
fik talt med skoleveninden Emilie.
Trætte blev børnene puttet kl.
20.00. Lars gik over til ”naboen” og fik et glas rødvin imens jeg skrev dagbog.
Da Lars kom tilbage fortalte han om,
hvordan de havde siddet og fodret op til flere possums med hånden.
Trætte gik vi til ro kl. 22.00.
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Swingers & Prisoners
... talking about other islanders, I wasn’t entirely sure where he was from, because he didn’t immediately look Aboriginal, so when I asked him where he was from, he proudly told me, "Aboriginal; the original Australian". I found his accent difficult to understand at first, but as we got talking, it turned out that he was a regular 'fella’ just like any other around the world. I don’t know what I was expecting, ...
Somewhat attractive
... And yes it did still leak but by tightening the strap I could minimise the sinus sluicing, even though it left an indelible impression around my scone.
I was left to my own devices over the next few days as my hosts worked regular jobs based in Townsville. I grabbed a rod and some frozen pilc********e morning and walked west up the beach, past the X-Base backpackers, over the steep headland and down into Picnic Bay, where the ferry used to come in ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Oaks Anchorage



