How I miss Far North Queensland, the perfect weather Summer or Winter and Everything in between…
Following Far Nth Queensland Slideshow Pix via LONELY PLANET mostly
Then there’s the Sunshine Coast, I went through my High School / College years in this Beautiful Area. My best friend lived at Coolum Beach (and still does) so I would visit her there quite a bit on the weekends. Often times we would also spend the day at Mooloolaba as well, was always a favorite!
Now for a link to an Interactive map for the Sunshine Coast complete with Video’s pictures and more. I lived at Peregian Beach, pronounced pur~reegi~an, it is named after a bird, like many streets etc in the Sunshine Coast Beach, I went to School via a fairly long trip to Nambour..
It’s a stunning destination, also amazing when you live in an area such as this one, especially when young how you tend to take a lot of it for granted. Almost thinking perhaps you’ll live there forever and regard it as ‘boring’.. Australian’s, and I am one, can be a little like that but then I believe it happens all over the world, with the different people I chat to.
Also, would never have gone near a Golf Course when I was young.. Used to love horse riding near and around Mt Beerwah.. Never got around to along the beach though!

English: Mount Beerwah which forms part of the Glass House Mountains on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Now I have to admit, got away with getting into Bars and Night Clubs whilst a bit ‘under age’.. Now days, I just miss the standard and the amount of ‘Nightspots’ at the Sunshine Coast and Cairns, compared to where I live now..
Related articles
- G’Day Queensland for the Travellers (Tourist / Travel Link)
- Australia’s Top 5 Secret Beaches (The Age ~ Newspaper)
- Life on the Sunshine Coast (Courier Mail ~ Newspaper)
- Queensland regions jostle over BDO, Brisbane shrugs, sticks hands in pockets (Big Day Out thevine.com.au)























It looks so quaint and serene.
It is a something of everything, that is both Cairns and Sunshine Coast can be as busy or relaxed as you want to make it. Amusing though; once moving away from such a popular tourist town, I regret missing all the ‘attractions’ and so forth that once had taken for granted.
Or simply the ones that you would have spent more time at etc..
Not everything is forever, my friend.
At least I did a lot of sailing in Cairns!
Great Photography
Thanks dude!
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Thanks for the geography lesson … and for sharing the great pics. After all, I’ve never been there
… but maybe someday.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it Frank! Yes, you might.. hey I miss it like I said too, have no idea when I’ll go there again, and to live? Really not sure, if it’s ‘do~able’
I assume you are in a different part of Australia now.
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This blog is amazing. I was attracted to it by your Avatar on the daily post at wordpress, which is really beautiful and then checked out some of the photos on your blog – they are really great – especially the star gazing ones. Not sure what else to say except – love your blog and love your country. My family had our best and most talked about holiday in Australia. We spent a few weeks there in 2007 visiting Sydney, travelling by campervan to Melbourne (my favourite bit of the holiday), a few days in Uluru and then a few days in Port Douglas. Fab country would love to come back some day.
Glad you enjoyed it! Sounds like your holiday in Australia went very well, actually a lot of Australians travel via Campervan, it’s an extremely popular travel choice.
Therefore there’s many social clubs that travel consistently throughout Australia, then share their stories. Here’s a few links you or some of my other readers may enjoy, if you plan to travel in Australia again they also have many tips on sightseeing etc..
http://www.australianexplorer.com/camping/caravan_clubs.htm
http://www.motorhomesaustralia.net/index.html
All the best,
Sasha
I’ve only ever been to Queensland once but I loved it so much! The sun, beaches. It’s all soo pretty!
I know what you mean.. love it myself..! I lived in Cairns for 14 years, the Sunshine Coast for my High School / College years (5 of them)
Another few years just recently moved from Cairns to the Sunny Coast 2009 for a few more years.. Now I’m farther south in NSW.. not enjoying it as much as I thought though, Jacqui…
Sasha
Yikes!!! I now have Ads?? I do not ‘gain financially’ from this blog.. I’ve also started a ‘wix’ website.. stay ‘tuned’.. have been spending a lot of time there, and other websites not mentioned in my ‘about me’ etc… All the best, readers..
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