I'm in Gayndah. It's small. They have a grocery store, a petrol station, one school, two bars, and a bottle shop. And maybe a thousand residents. And lots of farms.
Picking mandarins is better than picking strawberries, and I can say that I haven't forgotten how to climb trees. We have big ladders, and one huge ladder for the tallest trees. Worked a long day the other day, and watched the sun set over the orchard from the top of one of the tall trees. That was kind of cool. I also get to drive the tractor and feed the cows some mandarins when we're done for the day.
There's no cell phone reception within 100 miles of here. Weird.
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petrol, huh? can't wait to beat that anglo out of you when you get back :)
what's petrol?
sounds like you are in the outback except for the madarins, your agricultural career seems to be taking off...
chicago may take some getting used to when you get back
dude, we're just leaving now. Gonna miss you. Feel free to stopover in England; we'll put you up and feed you tea.
headin' for the beach tomorrow (Sunday)through the 19th. no computo communicado probably while we're there . We'll look for a internet cafe in town , but don't know what's there. Take more pictures on the way back to Syd. Weathers hot & humid here, but no ocean or dolphins...take care!
dadnkathy
I want pictures of the bottle shop.
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