Show cancelled - so I'm finding Nemo.

Hi folks. Been a while since I've logged on, busy on a NT/QLD tour which has been generally successful. But for reasons unbeknownst, the organisers at the Cairns Festival did not generate any bookings for us, so while they still bought the show....our performances here were unfortunately cancelled.

I'm obviously rather devastated to be spending four days in Cairns with nothing to do, so I'm off to drown my sorrows (figuratively) on a dive boat over the Great Barrier Reef.


Hope everythings going well....sorry I won't get to see Noises Off, it sounds terrific.


Cheers,
Craig

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Salutations Craig

Sorry to hear about your show and you have also missed an absolutely wonderful, hysterically funny performance by Bell Shakespeare, of “Two Masters.”

But enough of regrets, may I suggest that once you have found Nemo, you visit Paranelli Park (I think I’ve spelt that correctly). The place is a little south of Cairns – Tully? On the left hand side as you’re travelling south, just before a bridge. From memory about 50ks south of Cairns. Locals will know.

It is simply stunning. An incredible ruin, with magnificent gardens, even a secret hidden garden, a private hydro-electric scheme and a love story just made for theatre.
Kind regards
Greg Ross

i am absolutely stunned you didnt give him a rundown and recommendation list of the local wineries, greg.

you feeling all right?

Ahh Patrick

You are quite right. It must seem remiss of me.
However, it has been some considerable time since I visited the distance shores of far north Queensland, besides, I have always been a touch nervous about returning, as the Queensland constabulary once upon a time, took exception to my riding with a small well intentioned group of fellow bike riders and acting as a spokesperson, whenever we were pulled up by the Chrysler Valiants of the boys in blue. They eventually escorted me and my bike to the border and were quite insistent that I didnÂ’t return.

But I digress. I simply cannot recall any wineries around the far north, although I do remember a tea plantation (Nerada I think?) and, no doubt due to the lack of wineries, a substitute that looked very similar to tea, but was sold in cheap looking small plastic bags, for a very exorbitant $5.00 per bag.

Speaking of relaxation and fun, I shall come to the play this week.
All Good Things
Greg

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so should i organise some sort of security?

see you then, you legend you.