The next day, we headed for Mackay...which is in sugar cane country. Once again, the views were just dynamite. Mackay was nice too. They have an amazing FREE water playground for the kids. It was a bit too windy when we were there to let Alex use it, but we plan to take a few days there next trip so that she can use it!
Eungella National Park, Broken River
A platypus mosaic that Alex was particularly taken with
Going on an evening stroll
One of the paths in the rain forest
As you can see, Alex is a little bit unsure of the rain forest
Heading to Mackay
Alex yelling at the birds from a sky deck
Sugar cane country! The cane is in the background, with the cane train in front of it
Sugar cane...this is what we saw for hundreds of miles
The awesome free water playground in Mackay-we will be heading there next trip!
The other side of the water playground is a huge wading pool that gets deep in the center and a waters slide!
And of course, we had to find a playground!
Had to include these two because I love them :)
Well, that is about all for our Aussie pictorial! We had a wonderful time and cannot wait for the trip next summer (baring any pregnancies...). Thanks for looking!
Love reading about your Aussie adventure! Looking forward to seeing more pics of your lovely family.
ReplyDeleteBut from a born and bred Queenslander who's perhaps a little too pedantic, it's spelt "Mackay" (but pronounced 'mak-eye') :)
LOL...I should have known that about the spelling...it just didn't look correct!
ReplyDeleteI knew about the pronunciation though-it was a topic of friendly bantering with Dan's family :)