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Hervey Bay
We left Ubobo on Sunday morning right after church so we could get home and make the turn to leave Monday morning for Hervey Bay. So Monday morning we got up, packed, loaded the car and headed south to Hervey Bay … a three to four hour trip. No hurries, no worries!!
Hervey Bay is a small town located on the Sunshine Coast between Brisbane and Gladstone. We have reservations to catch the noon ferry to Fraser Island (K’Gari) on Tuesday and we decided to get in the area the day before instead of worrying about being delayed and missing our trip. We spent the night in a nice Motel and went “downtown” for dinner.
Hervey Bay CBDRight on the other side of this wall is …The Beach. Hervey Bay sits on a large Bay favored by the Humpback whales as they migrate south to the cooler waters of the Antarctic.A Sunset stroll on the beachA Hermet Crab dragging his shell on the beachDifferent kinds of crab tracksAnother crab track that looks like a snakeThe Ferris Wheel was here for the WinterLocal Sculpture (A Whale)Evening sets in and we start looking for food.This is the bay where we waited for the ferry to Fraser ISlandA couple boats hanging out
So the next morning, Tuesday, we got up, had some coffee, and drove the short way to where the Kings Bay Resort Checkin Center was located. See you there.
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Bill Rumpel served America as an Air Traffic Controller, a Commander of forces, and as an advisor to our country's senior leadership in peacetime and combat in the US Air Force for nearly, forty years of his adult life. Raised on a Wisconsin dairy farm and living most of his early years working hard or enjoying the outdoors, he has devoted his retirement years to telling stories based on true events with an intriguing mix of fiction and adventure. His books are published in 14 countries and in 9 different languages.
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