Many houses in Australia are only one story with one family living in them, especially in the towns that are not cities, and even then there is one house to a couple.
I've noticed in some of your posts that many towns have very wide streets--- I think that lends a "frontier" feeling to places. Murals were nicely caught, Margaret.
Now I want to go to Bowen just so I can stay at the Larrikin Hotel! It's got that unique older Australian country pub look to it and I want to sit out on that balcony. I'll have to start saving my pennies. The murals are very well done.
I love the wide streets in Bowen...and their deep gutters.
Perhaps an in-depth search of https://www.facebook.com/larrikinhotelbowen/ will give some history on the hotel. I've not gone through it completely...but I have searched elsewhere on line to find out the history of the pub, but as yet have not found anything. My curiosity is aroused! :)
They are wide, great big gutters for the rainy season and that's one thing we always notice when travelling north the gutters get deeper. Was aware of the FB site and thanks for the link :)
A really wide street, and low houses, a different small town like ours. Very lovely and interesting to see.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love a lot these murals.
Many houses in Australia are only one story with one family living in them, especially in the towns that are not cities, and even then there is one house to a couple.
DeleteVery good the murals, which adorn the walls.
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They are good, been there for a good while too.
DeleteIt's a great name for a hotel. It may not be very old.
ReplyDeleteTypical name for a Larrikin. Don't know when it was built, tried to find out but didn't.
Deleteaw, nice murals
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DeleteLove those murals!
ReplyDeleteThey are all lovely, too many to put in one post.
DeleteNice broad streets. I do like to see murals. Colour and life...
ReplyDeleteAlways good to see wide streets, so many places have too narrower ones.
DeleteIt is a lovely idea to have historical murals scattered around the town.
ReplyDeleteCertainly let's travellers know how the town used to be Rosemary.
DeleteI've noticed in some of your posts that many towns have very wide streets--- I think that lends a "frontier" feeling to places. Murals were nicely caught, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteYes many of them do have very wide streets - have no idea why they were the people that made them were ordered to do so way back.
DeleteThanks.
Still your eye find beauty. Lucky you
ReplyDeleteThere is beauty in everything :)
DeleteThe murals are beautiful.. I'm also traveling through your photos.. I'm loving it..
ReplyDeletePleased you are liking my photos.
DeleteNow I want to go to Bowen just so I can stay at the Larrikin Hotel! It's got that unique older Australian country pub look to it and I want to sit out on that balcony. I'll have to start saving my pennies.
ReplyDeleteThe murals are very well done.
We haven't been to the pub but I'm told the meals are good.
DeleteI love the wide streets in Bowen...and their deep gutters.
ReplyDeletePerhaps an in-depth search of https://www.facebook.com/larrikinhotelbowen/ will give some history on the hotel. I've not gone through it completely...but I have searched elsewhere on line to find out the history of the pub, but as yet have not found anything. My curiosity is aroused! :)
They are wide, great big gutters for the rainy season and that's one thing we always notice when travelling north the gutters get deeper.
DeleteWas aware of the FB site and thanks for the link :)
Great name for a hotel.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good name :) I bet many a larrikin has been there and will continue to patronize.
Deletebeautiful murals!
ReplyDeleteThey all are well done Sussi.
DeleteYes the murals are awesome
ReplyDeleteThere are plenty of them there.
DeleteI love the murals Margaret.
ReplyDeleteThey are nice Bob.
DeleteHello Margaret,
ReplyDeleteNice shots. Funny to see the paints on the wall of the old cars. Fantastic.
Best regards,
Marco
Hello Marco...the murals are all around the town...they tell some of the history of that town..
ReplyDeleteLove those murals ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Nice they are.
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