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Chandelier |
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The beautiful lights at the Darwin Festival |
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The kids, with the Fisher girls, Kiera and Jade |
Rise and shine, time to
move on to Darwin, a lot bigger city for sure. Well its only 1-hour drive, we
leave at 9.30am and arrive at 10.30am exactly. The Fisher family was at the
Shady Glen so we decided we would go there too. Well there was a queue of
people wanting to see if they could get in too. I was about 5th in
line but was lucky that Carmel Fisher had said we have friends coming. How’s
this though, a caravan park that doesn’t take bookings, you have to just rock
up and cross your fingers you get in. Hence why people were there early to try
and get a site, however they need to check everyone out first. When I finally
left the park’s office, there would have been 50 people waiting and I was in
there waiting 45 mins. Someone needs to tell this park to get with the new age
technology. Got a lovely spot diagonal to the Fisher family under a shady tree,
but in the sand. We have had only 2 grassy sites since we started the trip
almost 4 weeks ago, so it gives you an indication that we are very dusty
indeed. Explored Darwin by going into town to have a look around and I was
hoping to buy some shorts for myself. Guess what I only brought 1 pair of
shorts away. Very touristy in the malls in town. Picked up some souvenirs, a
real tourist we were. Back at camp, the kids all tried out the pool at the
caravan park. The Darwin Festival is currently on and we decide with the fisher
family to go into town to Bicentennial Park and check the entire goings on. We
went to an area where there was food and a bar. Chandeliers hung from the trees
and there were lines of lights hanging up everyway. There was a show on but it
was $25 a head a theatrical show, we opted to have a few drinks in the
beautiful lay out of lights. Another late night as we arrived home I decided to
shower at 11pm, the start of many midges or sand fly bits were starting to come
out on my legs. Oh no not again, I had them really bad in Queensland years ago.
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