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sunshinerae
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- 04 Mar 2008
sunshinerae reviewed Mount Isa in Queensland, Australia
Maybe not the most obvious choice for travellers but there is nowhere like Mount Isa. Mining town grown rich off the underground mining of silver, lead, copper and zinc, now shaped by the piles of mined earth, mining towers, smelting stacks and quarries…"
sunshinerae reviewed Cape Tribulation in Queensland, Australia
Tip of the Daintree, one of Queenslands bright emerald jewels and the turquoise of the shallow ocean. The idyllic setting, once remote is still far enough from Cairns (around 110kms) to feel like a rainforest retreat, yet now built up with a few comfort…"
sunshinerae reviewed Port Douglas in Queensland, Australia
Paradise. For those who long for azure seas lapping onto smooth empty beaches ringed with lush greenery. By the reef, Port Douglas is one of the settlements servicing the multi million dollar reef-appreciating economy. Peak tourist season is in winter…"
- 03 Mar 2008
sunshinerae reviewed The Twelve Apostles in Victoria, Australia
Rock pillars left where the coastline has worn away and one of the highlights of the Great Ocean Road. Only eight of these striped and brittle looking limestone wedges remain for you to admire and photograph profusely as the sun drenches them with colou…"
sunshinerae reviewed Phillip Island in Victoria, Australia
For the unique combination of the beyond adorable Fairy Penguins and car racing. Endearingly called the Penguin Parade these ooohh and aaahhhh inducing creatures slide and waddle in from their days fishing each sunset to the absolute delight of everyone…"
sunshinerae reviewed Sorrento in Victoria, Australia
A more-scenic-than-the-rest spot on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsular, Sorrento is Melbourne’s Hamptons equivalent: a wealthy summer playground much needed considering the oppressive heat of a Melbourne summer (how can it be both the hottest and coldest p…"
