Where does everyone live?

[Caity]

I know you can look up member's profiles and find out and I know you can look on that map thing but I wanted to see how many people lived where etc.
I apologise for the lack of details - only having 'overseas' for example, but the poll only lets me have 10...

So yeah .... if you post in here, tell us what city, what it's like and ... yeah :)

EDIT: I'm not going to vote just yet, given that I move in 25 days, but currently I'm in Cairns (far northern Queensland) and I'll be moving to Katoomba, which is in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney.

[Julian]

Where do you live Caity?

[Neryssah]

Toowoomba.
Queensland.
Australia.
Southern Hemisphere.
Earth.
Solar System.
Galaxy.
Universe.

I don't know if I got those last two in the right order.

Also, I'll actually write about it later. I'm way too tired to think now.

[The Dying Start]

Woo, Yeah, South Australia ROOLZ!

I live in the inner southern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia. Soon to be moving to the northern rural city of Whyalla, South Australia.

[Julian]

West Lakes shits all over Marion

[Liz]

I live in Port Pirie in rural South Australia.
It's dry and there's lead dust all over the place.

[Julian]

I have rellies in Port Pirie

[Colezy]

Lewisham, Southern Tasmania, Australia.

Nice place. Quiet place. Small place. 30-35 mins away from Hobart, depending on how fast you drive. Is near the beach, is about 5-10 mins from Sarah's house.

Will post photos and write more later once my upload has finished :)

[Liz]

I have rellies in West Lakes.

[Julian]

Really?101010101

[Liz]

No. My Adelaide rellies are out at Glenelg.

[Ally]

I live in Victoria.

Eastern suburbs if you wanna get all stalker on me.

[Aaron]

Galaxy.
Universe.

I don't know if I got those last two in the right order.
Yeah, you did. Universe contains lots of galaxies.

I'm currently residing in Wollongong most of the time for work, but I still call the Blue Mountains home (Glenbrook, specifically). I'm an honourary Sydneysider for uni, too.

[cdejonge]

I'm in Eastie-burbs, Victoria too.

[Jodez]

northwestern melbourne...

To be specific but not that specific think melbourne showgrounds/flemington racecourse :p

[Kimjar]

North-Eastern suburbs of Melbourne.

[Erin]

outer south-east 'burbs of melbourne

word.

[Higgins]

west pennant hills
sydney
for those of you not familliar western suburbs about 20 minutes from parramatta and is an extremely annoyingly snobby area

[Kev]

I actually thought about making a thread like this just before. (Cause I didn't see this one)

Then I got sidetracked by Letterman being on Channel 10.

[Kev]

I live in sunny Churchill, Victoria, Australia.

ABout 1 & half hours drive east from Melbourne.

Churchill, Victoria
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Churchill is a town in LaTrobe Valley, located central Gippsland in the east of Victoria, Australia. The town was named in honour of former British leader Sir Winston Churchill.
Churchill
Victoria

The Big Cigar, erected in honour of Sir Winston Churchill
Population: 4,826 (2001)
Established: 1965
Postcode: 3842
Location: 160 km from Melbourne
LGA: LaTrobe City
State District: Morwell
Federal Division: McMillan
Contents
[hide]

* 1 Town history
* 2 Names
* 3 Landmarks
* 4 Monash University Gippsland Campus
* 5 The end of the town pub
* 6 External links

[edit] Town history

Churchill began as a service centre for the Hazelwood Power Station and future replacement for Yallourn and Morwell townships. Construction on Churchill began in 1965. The town was planned with a well defined commercial centre, expansive parklands, a mix of government and privately owned quarter-acre (1,000 m²) town blocks and light industrial estates spaced from residential areas by a belt of parkland. The transport system was to be a network of restricted-access highways and a ring road fully encircling the town. Population was planned to reach 6,000 by 1971, and eventually 40,000 by 2000. However slow development of services and a slowdown of the state of Victoria's power station construction program meant that Churchill was to never realise its potential, and population reached a modest level of 5500 by the 1991, before stabilising at around 5,000. Signs of renewed growth are appearing, with a new housing estate development opening in 2005, the first for some years.

[edit] Names

Churchill was originally to be named Hazelwood, but was renamed after Sir Winston Churchill's death. The change of name has not been without it's critics, and residents who pushed hard to restore the Hazelwood name were finally heard in 1989, when the town was asked to vote on whether the town would be renamed to Hazelwood or stay as Churchill. The name Churchill won by narrow vote.

Some of the names in Churchill have a distinctly local flavour. Estates in the town were named after various early settlers. These include Silcock, Medew, McMillan, Glendonald, and Northways. Roads have also been named after people (such as McDonald, Canterbury, Philip, and Manning), flora (Acacia, Hawthorn, Blackwood and Birch), and Aboriginal names (Amaroo, Gundaroo).

[edit] Landmarks

Churchill has one defining and quite unique landmark, that being a huge replica of Winston Churchill's cigar (known locally as "the big cigar"). Originally it was anticipated that five of these would be built around points of the town centre's edge, but only one was actually ever built. The Binishell is also a prominent feature visible from much of the eastern side of town.

[edit] Monash University Gippsland Campus

Monash University's third largest campus is located in the town. The Gippsland Campus has about 7,000 students, most studying by off campus learning, although the campus intends to have more on-campus students then off-campus within a few years time. The campus was opened in 1972, as the Gippsland Institute of Advanced Education (GIAE), which was formerly known as Yallourn Technical School, (and later, College), and was based in Yallourn township. A merger with Monash University took place in 1990. The campus was known as Monash University College for a few years, before becoming a full part of the university in the mid-1990s. The campus has grown exponentially in size over the years, with some of the major building additions being Science and Engineering (1986), Information Technology (1994), a two level library (1997), Gippsland Education Precinct (2006), and a new auditorium is about to be built to replace the Binishell (1980).

[edit] The end of the town pub

As of August 2006 there is no traditional pub located in the town. The traditional pub was set to be developed into a Safeway store, a vote was sent to council. Safeway was knocked back by council vote. An appeal to VCAT from Safeways owners is likely.

The public bar of the Churchill hotel called last drinks at 10.23pm on the 3rd September 2006. The Bottleshop will close its roller doors on the 9th September 2006. Safeway has appealed the councils decision and taken them to VCAT, the decision should be known sometime in December.


We also had the choice between an outdoor Olympic swimming pool or a statue of a cigar to honor Sir Winston Churchill. They chose the stupid cigar. Though it was featured in several travel programs, and in some gameshow like the mole or something similar.

We also have a myspace that a uni student created. its pretty crap. www.myspace.com/the3842crew


http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/44/Cigar.jpg
This is the "Big Cigar"

[Colezy]

Lewisham, Southern Tasmania, Australia.

Nice place. Quiet place. Small place. 30-35 mins away from Hobart, depending on how fast you drive. Is near the beach, is about 5-10 mins from Sarah's house.

Will post photos and write more later once my upload has finished

Ok, so expanding on this...
Here are some photos that I have stolen from a real estate website. Small, I know, but its the best I can do until day light tomorrow!

http://203.17.253.5/objects/props/1496/2261496ms1150725600.jpg http://casualimage.domain.com.au/img/0/4615025_1_TE.JPG

Our local beach: http://www.stayz.com.au/property/image/01/37/02/img_13702_767777782821_max272x204.jpg


I am here: http://www.discovertasmania.com.au/images/wireframe_maps_normal/wf_9002127.gif Hobart is just to the right of the dot, at the bottom of that longer/thicker black line pointing north.


If you're visiting the area and have the youngin's with you, maybe going to the beach is a good idea. There are plenty of birds and lots of sand to keep the kids entertained.
If you're in the area for a romantic weekend away with your loved one, maybe one of the two local pubs is a more appropriate option. Pub number one, and closest to Hobart, is more for the laid back, I'm-too-old-to-party-just-want-to-get-to-know-the-locals sort of couple. Pub number two, usually accomodated by the (mostly underage) local bogans, is more for the motor bike-lovin'-lets-get-drunk-and-smoke-dope kind of couple.

We cater for all of your shopping needs also. We have a fine butcher, a delightful bakery, a video store, a mini supermarket, hardware store/take away store and a post office.

So that's it folks, my short but sweet intoduction to life in the Lewisham/Dodges Ferry area.

Enjoy your day!

[Lowee]

A map of tassie with a red mark on it. Hmmm.

[Fritz]

either blue mountains west of sydney or various locations around melbourne. depends on work..

[Macccca]

tourist central, aka bondi beach sydney

[Burner]

I live just outside from Wodonga. its alright i guess but i'd still prefer qld which is where i am now. oh Mackay. hokey little town, but at least its in north qld.

[Infiction]

Yeah, you did. Universe contains lots of galaxies.

I'm currently residing in Wollongong most of the time for work, but I still call the Blue Mountains home (Glenbrook, specifically). I'm an honourary Sydneysider for uni, too.

Very cool, I spent several years in Glenbrook when I was growing up.

Anyway right now I'm out at a tiny little blip on the Australian map, a mining town called Tieri. The town's population is at around 2000 I think and not much goes on this time of year because everyone pisses off to go back to the real world for a while. First person to find Tieri on a map wins the title of "Greatest map person thing". But I've only lived here for 22 months or so, due to my dad getting a job at the mines out here. But before that I lived at Bribie Island on the Sunshine Coast, I lived there for 9 almost ten years and I move back there by the middle of this year. Wonderful to know I'm sure.

[Over-Rated]

Ew, that sounds weird. But yeah, I guess I live 'over-seas'

[kelso]

overseas


*the 10 character posting rule is bugging me

[Steph Format]

Tempe, Arizona.
it's where I go to college, so I'll be here for a while yet.

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/8256/imgp4044wt1.jpg

[Armistice]

Corona in Southern California, USA

[kelso]

Tempe, Arizona.
it's where I go to college, so I'll be here for a while yet.

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/8256/imgp4044wt1.jpg

wow that looks so beautiful
I'd love to go out west one of these days

[Jake]

Leatherhead, Surrey, UK. About 45 minutes south-west of London, just outside the M25.

http://www.information-britain.co.uk/hotelimages/1527a.jpg

This is near me, where the queen's mother spent her honeymoon. Oh, and Michael Caine lives in Leatherhead itself. Which, coincidently, won the award for the Worst High Street in Britain a few years ago.

I'm moving out to Melbourne in August or so though...I could go back to Adelaide, but there's not so much there for me.

[Kylie eats dugong for tea]

I used to live in the northern suburbs of brisbane but now I live in the northern suburbs of melbourne! At the moment im in St Kilda though. IM AWESOME.

[Caity]

Yeah, you did. Universe contains lots of galaxies.

I'm currently residing in Wollongong most of the time for work, but I still call the Blue Mountains home (Glenbrook, specifically). I'm an honourary Sydneysider for uni, too.

James went camping in Glenbrook (Euroca (spelling?) clearing) for New Year's...

[Grumma]

Go the Melbournians!

[*M!]

i live in RURAL NSW - nothing happens here so everyone should come and visit to help make things exciting for me!

:p

*M!

[Grumma]

OR you should visit us cos no one wants to go to Rural NSW :p

[*M!]

i AM visiting you silly :p

that's what the Melbourne trip is about

but everyone should still come and visit me because we can chase cows and go skinny dipping in the creek at my property - and look at the beautiful stars

*M!

[Kacky]

I live in Canada, which would be classified as Over-Seas.

This is where I live:

http://www.perfectduluthday.com/igloo'05.jpg

[Grumma]

skinny dipping in the creek at my property

Hello!!! :p

[kelso]

yay for google images
I found only two pics of my city

this is the public library...
http://i12.tinypic.com/4e0xlq1.gif

and part of the park

http://i18.tinypic.com/2chp4wx.jpg
but hey! guess what
across that river is an island and then on the other side of that island is Canada!
my dad lives on the island too so thats like my second home

Chelsea do you actually have snow right now??

[Neryssah]

I'm still too lazy to actually think.
So this is Poowoomba, according to Wiki.

Toowoomba (also known as the 'The Garden City') is a city in South East Queensland, Australia. It is located 132 km west of Queensland's capital city, Brisbane, and two hours drive from the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast beaches. With a population of 113,687 (2003 ABS estimate), Toowoomba is Australia's second largest inland city after Canberra, the nation's capital.

Notable current and former residents of Toowoomba! According to Wiki of course.
Gina Jeffreys
Darren Lange
Geoffrey Rush
Michael Witt
Johnathan Thurston
Steve Price
Peter Sterling
Nikki Hudson


And then this website just made me laugh. Who the fuck compares Toowoomba to Melbourne? Srsly.
http://www.toowoomba.org/

I can't even find anything about the suburb I live in. But I'm way out on the edges of town. Excitement!

[Kacky]

NO! No snow. :( Haha.
We've only had snow once and it didn't even last a day!

[Liz]

http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/4461/180pxportpirielocationmfb8.png
Map. ^

http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/3247/piriemainnq3.jpg
Lead smelter stack. Biggest in Southern Hemisphere or something. ^

http://img161.imageshack.us/img161/6964/portpirieaerialec9.jpg
The city. ^

Nothing exciting ever happens in Pirie.
Last year we had TLE and Lano and Woodley though.
That's about it.

[Neo]

I live under the green arrow on this map:
http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/8296/yayea2.png

[Grumma]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/0/06/Kalgoorlie_locator-MJC.png/250px-Kalgoorlie_locator-MJC.png

I was thinking of moving to Kalgoorlie to ensure I got a job but after seeing where it is on that map ^ Ive been put off

[Disease]

Newcastle, NSW

[dirty man]

if neo's map showed a bit further south you could see where i live, Nowra, about an hr south of wollongong maybe 2hrs south of sydney

[The Dying Start]

West Lakes shits all over Marion

Lucky i don't live in Marion!

[Julian]

Damn right!

[The Dying Start]

Marion Shopping Centre is the largest shopping complex of it's kind in the Southern Hemisphere though.

[Liz]

*drools* Marion shopping centre.... :)

[Julian]

Meh i'd rather go into town or West Lakes anyday

[Lowee]

Meh, I'd rather a quaint country village, with bakeries and trees and parks and little old ladies walking dogs, and devonshire tea and scones, and secondhand shops, lots of second hand shops.

[Sarah]

I live 5 minutes from Nicoles house funnily enough, in a place called Carlton, in Tasmania...but hopefully not for very much longer!

It's nice here, great beach, and um...well, that's about it. 2 minutes down the road is Dodges Ferry, and that has a pub and a shop and a servo and a bakery and a butchers and a chemist and a burnt out surf shop and stuff - its a big beach town, haha.

Its about half an hour from town/Hobart, which wouldn't be bad except all the Carlton locals drive like lunatics - i nearly had a big 4WD drive over the top of me on my way home tonight!

I hope sometime soon our house sells and we can rent in the city somewhere small and cheap.

[damo0945]

just out of colac, victoria.

[worry_rock]

I live in Melbourne and I love it.

Live with my dad in the outer suburbs, and with my mum near the city.

[Grumma]

haha Berwick; what a hole :p

[Erin]

:eek:

its becoming one...stupid new houses

[Grumma]

Eh It's always been a hole in my opinion :p

[Erin]

which part are you in? North or South?

North= Old part of Berwick with the big houses, high street and beyond
or
South= New Properties wall to wall with Schools and shiz

[Liz]

You don't know the meaning of hole til you see Pirie.

[Grumma]

I live in the Shire of Yarra Ranges.

But I pass through Berwick fairly regularly and I know people who live there

[Erin]

lucky :mad:

i'm in the south...

[Grumma]

of Berwick?

[Erin]

...yeah

yay?

[Grumma]

Sorry. Only read the first part of the post at the top of the page :p

[Erin]

nah thats ok :p

[Infiction]

Marion Shopping Centre is the largest shopping complex of it's kind in the Southern Hemisphere though.

I've been hearing alot about Chermside now being the largest in the Southern hemisphere...:confused:

[Grumma]

nah thats ok :p

:cool:

Yeah Umm well we drive through from Belgrave, Ferntree Gully etc and head out towards Gippsland.

Pretty sure we pass through both the new and the older areas

[Liz]

I've been hearing alot about Chermside now being the largest in the Southern hemisphere...:confused:

Where's Chermside?

Come on people, help Liz out.

[Grumma]

Nah Churinga Shopping Village is by far the biggest

[Liz]

Where are these places?!
I've been in one town too long. :rolleyes:

[Grumma]

Well Churinga is so big it won't even fit into a wiki article!

[Neryssah]

Chermside is Brisbane, innit?

[Kev]

You don't know the meaning of hole til you see Pirie.

(family feud noise)

Theres bigger holes than that in my area. And they're not Coal Mine holes either.

[Julian]

Nah, Pirie really is a hole

[Kylie eats dugong for tea]

EWW CHERMSIDE.

I used to live at chermside and i worked at the shopping centre for the six weeks before christmas.

its not the largest in the southern hemisphere but its the largest in queensland and its the larger ONE LEVEL shopping centre in the southern hemisphere. Which is really, really depressing...takes up so much freakin'room.

[The Dying Start]

Nah, Pirie really is a hole

I concur, i'm kinda glad that Carla didn't get a job there. Although I have friends who hail from there. One of which is Liz, she's a total babe.

[Liz]

Stupid question, are you being sarcastic?

[atomgal]

Okay, I live in New Jersey, USA... and I have to say that we're not all a bunch of jerks who live amidst mental mafia members and smelly garbage heaps. Parts of NJ are actually really nice.

Here's a pic I took while out on Greenwood Lake, which is about 40 minutes from where I live.

http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i192/atomgal22/boat1.jpg


40 minutes in another direction is New York City, which is also a lot of fun.

About an hour south is the famous Asbury Park, NJ, a city of ruin that I adore! Maybe one day I will post some pics from my trip there a couple months ago... but for now, still try to think of NJ as pretty. :p

[Liz]

The lake's pretty. I like it.

[The Dying Start]

Stupid question, are you being sarcastic?

Depends on which point you refer.

[Liz]

One of which is Liz, she's a total babe.
10 characters

[The Dying Start]

I'll have to confess that i don't actually know what you look like, so i can't legitimately and informedly call you a babe. You are a top bird though.

[Liz]

I still don't know whether your being sarcastic or not.

[The Dying Start]

It's okay. One day you'll undrstand.

[Liz]

You're so confusing Glenn...

[The Dying Start]

Not really. You're just in a tangle all of your own.

[Habibster]

I live in Lismore....its the shiz

[Grumma]

So does Mirm I think . . .

[Habibster]

Yeah she does

[Grumma]

Poor Lismore :p

Mind you it's pretty cruddy anyway

[Habibster]

yeah poor Lismore.... :p

[Mirm]

I'm not in Lismore that often these days anyway, I spend more time in Nimbin than I do at my parents house.
When I am in Lismore though, I live in the ghetto part of town. Repp'n South Syde.

[Habibster]

I think the pot's startin to get to you a bit..... :p

[Mirm]

Just because I pretty much live in Nimbin doesnt mean I smoke. I don't smoke anything, it is all manky.

[Habibster]

I never said you did smoke....ever thought of the smell wafting over to you?? Unlikely of that being an occurence, but then again it is Nimbin. :p

EDIT: anyway, where does everyone live?

[jessebelle]

I live in Dromana (the hole) on the Mornington Peninsula.. which is along the bay in Victoria :)

[Grumma]

My Grandma lives there :)

[The Dying Start]

Mine doesn't.

[Grumma]

Nawwwwwwwwwwwww

[Johnny_Wah]

Mine doesn't.

ouch.

Melbourne

boo

[luke_the edge_dragons]

i live at forresters beach on the NSW central coast. absolutely brilliant place to live.

[mel_bound]

Outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne!

[Jawn]

I live in Greenland.

[Grumma]

Otherwise known as Lilydale?

[Jawn]

What? No.

Greenland


And even if I'm lying about Greenland i'm telling the truth when I say I don't live anywhere near Lillydale. My brother goes to uni there though.

[Grumma]

Ohhhhh . ..

Gotcha ;)

[Rosie28]

I live in Torquay, Vic.

Wow.

[Liz]

:eek: I know someone in Torquay!!!!
My mum's friend lives there! If we ever go down, I'll let ya know. ;)

[Colezy]

My cousin is living there at the moment too!

[Rosie28]

:eek: I know someone in Torquay!!!!
My mum's friend lives there! If we ever go down, I'll let ya know. ;)

Cool! Message me her name. lol.

[Johnny_Wah]

Oh I love Torquay. Its surfy and the surfy shops are big and surfy.

Balwyn anyone?

[Rosie28]

Oh I love Torquay. Its surfy and the surfy shops are big and surfy.


.. And rip-offy.

[Colezy]

I only shop at surf stores when they're having a sale! :p

[Rosie28]

Which makes the prices nearly normal :p

[i_heart_you]

i live in niagara falls, new york (in the usa, not canada!).
most people have heard of it, but hardly anyone comes here.
http://artfiles.art.com/images/-/Michael-Pawlyk/Niagara-Falls-with-Rainbow-Ontario-Canada-Photograph-C10101283.jpeg
it's not as pretty as all the pictures make it seem. its really polluted, and we get hardly any pure sunlight during the winter months (it's always cloudy), so unless you come during the summer, the weather will actually make you feel depressed.
http://shanleystreet.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/highschool.jpg
my school. we have something like 3,000 students, and we also have one of the highest rates of school violence (fights/shootings/gang fightz, werd.) in new yorks state, including nyc. pretty neat eh? :rolleyes:



buttttt, i love it here and wouldn't want to be anywhere else. there are tons of good things here, i just find the not-so-good things more interesting. :p

[Steph Format]

well it's super close to Canada so there's a plus right there :p

my family actually went to Niagara Falls when I was like, six. it was definitely cloudy and gray, but pretty. I remember the tourist boat rides that go through the falls.

and apparently people go over the falls in barrels sometimes.

[i_heart_you]

yes, i'd much rather live in canada. toronto is my city of choice.

and yeah, people go over the falls in barrels, boats, inflatable rafts etc. they're rather stupid. best story: one guy walked to the edge of the falls to commit suicide, & in the river with the strongest current, got 2 inches from the edge and changed his mind. then he had to wait 4 hours to be saved. what a nutjob!

[Dwntwn lights]

Los Angeles, California, USA

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles

[Kylie eats dugong for tea]

at the moment i am wollongong...its a pretty big hole.

[punkface!]

I live in NSW about ten minutes out of Byron Bay. I do really like Byron, but I don't think I'd like to raise a family there. It's a little too busy for me. I think we're going to end up in Lennox Head, because it's not too big, and it's near the ocean, and it has a nice park for Indie to play in.
There's no way I could live in the city.

Yep, I'm a square.

[Aaron]

at the moment i am wollongong...its a pretty big hole.
I'm here too! (...and by 'here' I mean Wollongong.)

It's not so bad once you forget about the rest of the world.

[Kylie eats dugong for tea]

Everyone here is such a bogan. There's nothing to do and only one internet cafe in the telephone book. And it smells in here.

[Higgins]

I live in NSW about ten minutes out of Byron Bay. I do really like Byron, but I don't think I'd like to raise a family there. It's a little too busy for me. I think we're going to end up in Lennox Head, because it's not too big, and it's near the ocean, and it has a nice park for Indie to play in.
There's no way I could live in the city.

Yep, I'm a square.

oh did you go to beats on the beach at ummm man i cant remember where is was but it was near lennox head i really wanted to go to that

[Mirm]

it was in Ballina. and it was LAME, apparently. Anything that has pete murray as a headliner would be pretty boring, i reckon.

[punkface!]

Yeah, I didnt see the lineup. But I saw that it was in Ballina, and I was all "Why would anyone hold a music festival in Ballina?"
Cos you know, it's basically the same as holding a music festival in Lismore.

[Higgins]

no one is gonna go coz its so far away from everything
nah it had a pretty good line up i think karnivool was gonan be there

[Mirm]

Yeah, I didnt see the lineup. But I saw that it was in Ballina, and I was all "Why would anyone hold a music festival in Ballina?"
Cos you know, it's basically the same as holding a music festival in Lismore.

But with like 6 times the amount of old people who enjoy complaining about fun.

[Mirm]

no one is gonna go coz its so far away from everything
nah it had a pretty good line up i think karnivool was gonan be there

Lots of people went, because it is, in fact, near many, many things.

[Neryssah]

I don't like Ballina. Not at all.
It's kind of compulsory Shannon-family holiday territory.

And the only thing there is beach and sunburn. Both of which I hate.

[tainted_love]

Rockhampton, Queensland.

[`Julia]

Sydenham... *Sigh*