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MFG Sugar Refinery Harvested sugarcane... Innisfail station Tully Station full of plants Tully railway station is located on the North Coast line in Queensland, Australia. It serves the town of Tully. The station has one platform. Opposite the platform lies a passing loop. The station suffered severe water damage due to Cyclone Yasi in February 2011, and was subsequently refurbished Queensland Stadium North Queensland Stadium, commercially known as Queensland Country Bank Stadium , is a multi-purpose stadium in South Townsville, Queensland, Australia, primarily used for rugby league Queensland Country Bank Stadium is a centrally located, 25,000 seat, best-practice, multi-purpose regional stadium in Townsville. The Stadium is a joint project of the Queensland Government, Australian Government and Townsville City Council and is supported by the National Rugby League (NRL) and North Queensland Cowboys. The stadium forms part of the Townsville City Deal that was signed in December 2016. ...

  Dinner on the Spirit of Queensland ... Roast pork, fudge dessert and Quinoa entre and glass of Red Rediscover the luxury of time with a rail journey along Queensland’s coast aboard the Spirit of Queensland. With regular services each w​eek, it’s a great way to travel to visit friends and family or stop along the way to experience some of Queensland’s spectacular destinations including the Whitsundays, Townsville, Cairns or south to Bundaberg, Fraser Coast, Sunshine Coast and Brisbane Lunch was curry and rice, sultana slice and a glass of white Waiting for the train to start loading Luggage check in The Railbed was very comfortableAt night it folded and rolled down into a bed that was actually quite comfortable on the Spirit of Queensland      Inclusions Spirit of Queensland ready to board In Seat Entertainment In Seat Service Bed Linen Amenities Pack Power Adapter Railbed seat C6 on the Spirit of Queensland

Room at Cairns YHA The YHA has a reputation for great  budget accommodation and I decided to stay at the Cairns YHA  because it was opposite the Cairns Railway Station from where I was taking the 8.35am Spirit of Queensland back to Brisbane. Deciding I needed somewhere nice to stay, I took a single room at $100. To my dismay it was a tiny room with a single bed and a shared toilet which was at the end of the passage. I asked about coffee and was told the supermarkets were across the road and there was a kitchen downstairs. I bought my coffee and went to the kitchen for hot water. The kitchen was a disgraceful mess with dishes everywhere  and the shared counters filthy with droppings and messy used items. Never mind!. I decided a hot shower would make me feel better. I couldn't get any hot or even warm water and had a cold shower. I was not impressed with the Cairns YHA . How am I meant to put my backpack or bag on the stand??? Shared bathroom for all was at the end of th...

Palmer River Roadhouse The bus stopped for 20 minutes at the Palmer River Roadhouse . Here there is a restaurant, bar and poolroom, a small store selling t-shirts and gold nuggets. This area was once a gold mining area but the man behind the bar told me I would be pushing to find gold here these days but I was welcome to try. Camping is $30 unpowered and $35 powered and amenities provided. Its a beautiful oasis on the way and interesting to visit. Palmer River Gold Rush Located 80 km north of Mount Carbine on the Mulligan Highway, Palmer River Roadhouse is a good refreshment and accommodation stop on the drive from Cairns to Cooktown.. Palmer River Roadhouse The Palmer River Roadhouse is situated on the historical Palmer River - site of the original gold rush. The Roadhouse has 22 powered caravan and camp sites and 4 permanent tented sites. There are bar/dining and BBQ facilities, clean rest rooms and free entry to the museum.  Fuel is available.   River of Gold

Road from Laura to Lakeland Roadhouse It too 40 minutes to drive from Fairview to the Lakeland Roadhouse where I waited for the bus to Cairns The roadhouse was quite busy with a constant stream of people driving past and stopping for a snack and petrol. I had a hamburger while waiting. We stopped at a place called Steffy's where a small stall was selling local produce...potatoes, onions, eggplants, lemons and local honey Lakeland Roadhouse serves fuel, food, and hot drinks in the rural town of Lakeland Queensland, 300km north of Cairns and is the gateway to the Cape. Stop in for breakfast, lunch, or dinner and choose from our specially crafted menu. Open 7 days a week, 6am to 8pm (kitchen: 6am to 7pm).