I got into discussion with the proprietor as to what we were doing. It's good to have friends he said - you can save a lot of money on accommodation! However it has been great to spend time with Barbara and Barry Bryett and latterly with Sue and Brian Smith.
In our first morning in Bundaberg it poured with rain - 97 mm in four hours! We had a barbecue lunch which the local Butcher Bird took a close interest in but his attempts to steal the sausages were thwarted. It was brighter in the afternoon and they showed us the sights of Bundaberg which were much greater than the Rough Guide had suggested. In the evening we went out to see the t
urtles - but unfortunately they were not around to be seen.. however someone claimed to have seen a possum in the men's loo and when I went along to investigate - they were right...and when we got back to the house there were several tree frogs around.
urtles - but unfortunately they were not around to be seen.. however someone claimed to have seen a possum in the men's loo and when I went along to investigate - they were right...and when we got back to the house there were several tree frogs around.
Evenings at Barbara and Barry's were hazardous, nocturnal visits to the loo had both their dogs barking the house down - even if we went on tiptoe...
A day's drive from Bundaberg found us in Brisbane with Sue and Brian - and a view over the city just as it got dark promiseed some interesting explorations for the following day.
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