Hamilton Island, what a Hoot! Ep. 88
Once again we were out of food onboard, which led us to altering course to Hamilton Island. What a spot! It’s quite unique in many respects… Like, the island has been overtaken by buggies. The electric golf cart type. Its not like there aren’t any cars there, there are even trucks, but certainly the main thing you’re going to see is buggies. People take them to the pub, people drive them to work and most noticeably people use them as a means of transportation after a wedding. With ribbons and a “just married” sign. Really funny to see. We loved it here. All hail the monograph lectors!
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Rewind – Blissful Red – soundcloud.com/blissful-red-1
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