Brian and Judy cruising the Mississippi

Mission South Found a really pleasant walk this morning heading south from Mission South beach. Partly boardwalk and stairs and then several kms along a deserted beach with pristine white sand.  We were hoping to see another Cassawory but no such luck. Bird life and native flowers were on display. A wander along here is good for the soul. Bedarra Island on the left under clear blue skies. Small un air conditioned bungalows at Mission South caravan park close to the beach.

Around Mission Beach  Last night we found a Thai restaurant for dinner and enjoyed a delicious meal. Interestingly we have seen no cockroaches, wasps, or mosquitoes and few flies. Although it is a public holiday in Queensland today, the cane haulers were out in force. In our tour through the cane fields the train lines were working overtime with long lines of carriages heading for the sugar processing factories.  In this case the refinery was at South Johnston which was in full production. This property in Crowley Beach is a steal for those that like a challenge. Even the delightful home next door which is part of the sale would suit even the most discerning purchaser. This church in Innisfail was impressive due to its size and architecture.  The cyclone of 1918 destroyed almost every building in Innisfail and we assume this one has been rebuilt since then.  Innisfail was originally named Geraldton but changed its name in 1910 when a ship confused towns and travelled to Geraldton in We