Travellers Motor Inn Rockhampton

... park, so we stopped in to say hi to them after the usual chores were done (washing, shopping etc).<br><br> <br>On Sunday we went to the Archer Park Railway. This is the original train station for Rockhampton and is now a museum and on Sundays they have the steam tram going. This was the mode of transport in Rockhampton from 1908 to 1938. The museum is a credit to the volunteers that man ...

... our mate from Mildura and prominent member of the coterie group has been calling often in the lead up to Greg&#8217;s trip to Melbourne. It seems there are a few who are setting themselves for a big day on Friday at the Flowerdrum. Greg has organised for several other friends to join him in at the function in anticipation of a very long catch-up over lunch.<br> The kids and I dropped Greg off at the airport mid-morning next day and afterwards dropped in at ...

... since line dancing in the UK with Sonia but now she has the hat there is no stopping her!!! The scenery is fab, it changes from greens to browns, hills and flats, cattle, kangaroos and possible sighting of a Koala, but as Max is the only person in oz to have heard monkeys in the rain forest the Koala has a question mark - could have been a termite hill!!<br>Camp sites vary from clean to dire! We stayed at a pretty grim one the other night, but after a few glasses ...

... our really good, Michelle<br>even got one that we still empty but the effect inside was lovely.<br>Happy with smiles on our face we hopped back in the car and decided<br>to go on a drive in to the out back to see some of the red desert. We<br>drove for 30 minutes or so then decided to turn back as we had<br>nothing to eat for dinner or breakfast and had not really eaten all<br>day and were unsure what time the supermarket closed. We got back in<br>to town to find that the shops ...

... liegt direkt am Me** und präsenti**t stolz den Ank** von Cooks damaligem Segelschiff. Bei Sonnenunt**gang haben wir davon noch ein paar Fotos gemacht und sind dann weit** Richtung Yeppoon gefahren, wo wir uns** Nachtlag** &#8222;aufgeschlagen&#8220; haben &#8211; direkt neben dem &#8222;Achtung Krokodile&#8220; Schild. Hm.. Okay, also es gibt in dies** Region schon welche. Direkt neben uns stand auch ein Camp**van mit Deutschen. Abendessen fiel für den Tag aus, irgendwie waren wir ...

... not a sensible idea. Halfway up, my left flip-flip decided to break so i removed both and put them in my bag. If I was going to climb this mountain, I was gonna have to do it barefoot. After maybe half an hour of climbing, I realised I was definitely gonna miss the ferry. Either I would have to keep climbing to the top, then back down the other side, or I would have to head back down the mountain. All I could see were trees and the sky. I had no idea how high the ...

... lot of wide open pastures for the cattle. We passed a 'watch for crossing Koala's' sign on the highway so we started to scan the trees for the little critters. I saw nothing, looked some more and again saw nothing. Just as I was ready to give up and chaulk up the 'Koala' to another Australian myth, Ricardo slams on the breaks and said he's spotted one. Well by the time I get my seatbelt undone, he's charged off down the road to try and ...

Hey, So, some weird things to report here... Just travelled 2000km down south from Cairns to Rockhampton, where I'm eating HUGE crocodile steaks and chunks of kangaroo, and I mean HUGE! Interesting advertising here, at 10.30am, an early morning start to drive down the coast, an advert comes on the radio about 'premature ejaculation' and how to solve it with the new 'naisal delivery system' ?!?!?! What the?!? 10.30 am!!! The same day it was repeated 3 times ...

... Brisbone. This is where the Australian Zoo is. The zoo is beautiful but I couldn't help but think that it was just a promotional tool for Steve Irwin. There were Crocodile Hunter clips playing on every television screen, pictures of him and his stupid expressions on every wall... Oh, well, still very nice. There were crocs, of course, snaked, wallabies, tassie devils, kangaroos, koalas, turles... alot of different animals. There's a place called Kangaroo ...

... in particular caught my eye. It was the autograph of Russell Coight, the completely inept bushman, jackaroo and tour guide (and perhaps also a big hit with the ladies) played by Glenn Robbins in All-Aussie Adventures, the popular Australian TV show getting cheap laughs by parodying other shows like Troy Dann&#8217;s Outback Adventures and the classic Bush Tucker Man series. If Russell Coight gave this place the thumbs up then it must be good.<br> <br>Entree ...