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Townsville og omegn
... byen, stranden og koralrevet gjorde det hele endnu bedre! Greyhound bussen mod Townsville var over en time forsinket, så da vi endelig nåede frem til vores forudbetalte Hostel var receptionen lukket. Vi fik dog kontakt til dem og de forklarede hvor de havde gemt en nøgle til os. Men da vi kommer ind på værelset ser vi til vore store overraskelse at der kun er én ledig seng!! Vi prøvede forgæves at komme i kontakt med receptionen igen, ...
TOWNSVILLE and PALUMA NATIONAL PARK
... by "two bob a day" workers.
It was definitely cooler at the mountain village of Paluma but not much to do there after a rainforest walk, so we drove the 18kms back to sea level. Definitely not a must see destination in our judgement but there were some little rainforest walks and some street art to see.
On the way back to Bruce ...
Terriffic Townsville, magical Magnetic Is.
... in a quarry and all he wanted was a hot shower.
Am I a pessimist in thinking "where there's two there's three"? Kinka Beach on Friday, so we'll se what that's like.
Greetings to all travellers, all returned from overseas travels, all enjoying new grandchildren and all those at home.
It's such a busy time for all of us :)...
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Carole and Neville
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Magnetic Island and roo for dinner!!
... to the ferry and then the ferry back to the mainland. Dave then drove us to his touch football match where I saw Isis and Wayne from Daves birthday night out. I was very confused when i realised it was not football as in soccer but as in rugby but no tackling. Once the game was over the boys had a few beers at the club house and then I bravely drove us back the Daves flat!! On the way back some car was up my **** on the hill ...
Another catch up day
... on the foreshore area of the Strand, limiting development to small rise buildings. This was due to the construction of the 15-story Aquarius Hotel in 1971, which was challenged by the residents of North Ward, and nearby Castle Hill.
The Aquarius is the only high rise along ...