@ Natural Bridge, Queensland Bluebell begins his walkabout in Queensland! Natural Bridge, Queensland If you are hiking in the Springbrook National Park, you may come across this bridge created by the waterfall carving out the rock. The soothing sound of the waterfall and the coolness created by the diverse greenery may have you wishing to take a nap before carrying on your hike.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Snowilicious.
Bluebell shook paws with Snowilicious the Arctic Feisty Fox. They both received one silver mole!
Purple Flower Power Egg My pets are in awe of these beautiful eggs—they would love to try to paint their own one year. Easter and spring are times of joy as the earth awakens, plants are pushing forth from the soil, and the days are becoming warmer. Many baby animals are born in the spring, and life is burgeoning. May these eggs bring you joy and be a reminder of the earth renewing itself.
Coral Reefs, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland The world’s largest coral reef, the Great Barrier Reef, situated on the northeast coast of Australia, is composed of over 2,900 reefs and 900 islands. One of the few living structures visible from space. Over 400 species of coral can be found in the Great Barrier Reef, along with 4,000 species of mollusk, 240 species of birds, sponges, anemones, marine worms, crustaceans, and 1,500 species of fish. A beautiful and very special part of the world, teaming with life.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Bentley.
Bluebell shook paws with Bentley the Brown Lovable Labrador. They both received one silver mole!
Bentley gave you 1 "Purple Flower Power Egg" FULL SIZE
@ Shark, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland With an area of 1,727,000 square kilometres, Queensland is the second largest state in Australia. The biggest is Western Australia. Queensland is nearly five times the size of Japan, seven times the size of Great Britain, and two and a half times the size of Texas. Shark, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland The Great Barrier Reef is home to many species of shark, but most of them are harmless to humans unless provoked. The most common shark found here is the black tip and white tip reef shark. So, enjoy a snorkel and or a dive in this beautiful area.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Fiona.
Bluebell shook paws with Fiona the Shamrock Turtle. They both received one silver mole!
@ Mt. Louisa, Townsville, Queensland The state animal of Queensland is the koala. Mt. Louisa, Townsville, Queensland Sunrise on a lovely fall day atop Mt. Lousia. Mount Lousia, a suburb of Townsville, rises to 193 metres (633 ft), and surrounding the base to the north and south are the residential areas. There is a walking trail along the mountain and great views to be enjoyed. Pack a picnic and bring a camera.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Nellie.
Bluebell shook paws with Nellie the Dachshund. They both received one silver mole!
@ Marina, Townsville, Queensland "We got this amazing ointment for Foxy's insect bites on his paws, Bluebell!" remarked Adept Sanitation Juggernaut. "We went into the chemist's in Brisbane and I asked if they had any poor paw ointment. They at once gave him just the thing. It's made by Lucas and it comes in bright red tubes or tubs. And you know what? The poor paw ointment is made from paw paws!" "Ah, it must be an Ozzie accent thing," responded Bluebell. "It's called Papaw ointment but it's actually made from papayas!" Marina, Townsville, Queensland If you are visiting Townsville by boat, you can tie up at one of the numerous marinas. Stay for a week or a few days, and enjoy being close to parks, gardens, and dining. There are boat rentals, in case you did not bring your boat and want to spend some time on the water.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Adept Sanitation Juggernaut.
Bluebell shook paws with Adept Sanitation Juggernaut the Multi-Functional Robot. They both received one silver mole!
Adept Sanitation Juggernaut and you found 75 Travel Tokens!
@ Whitsunday Islands, Queensland The Royal Flying Doctor Service started operating on 17 May 1928. Whitsunday Islands, Queensland A group of 74 islands—of various sizes—located 55km (34mi) off the Queensland coast. There are gorgeous white sand beaches, dense rainforests and turquoise waters, with plenty of activities on offer like sailing, diving, hiking, and snorkelling, if you want to do something other than just enjoy the beautiful views.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Elvis.
Bluebell shook paws with Elvis the Hound Dog. They both received one silver mole!
@ Heart Reef, Queensland "The Great Barrier Reef is the longest coral reef in the world, extending over 1250 miles (2012.5 km), Bluebell!" "We've just seen a tiny little bit of it in comparison with that, haven't we, Paz?" Heart Reef, Queensland Heart Reef in the Great Barrier Reef of the Whitsundays is one of the most famous sites. It is protected, so the only way to enjoy the view of this naturally occurring coral reef is by flying.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Paz.
Bluebell shook paws with Paz the Dragon of Peace. They both received one silver mole!
@ Lagoon, Whitehaven Beach, Queensland One little-known fact is that before 1859, Queensland was a part of New South Wales. Lagoon, Whitehaven Beach, Queensland Located on Whitehaven Island, the largest of the Whitsunday islands. The beach is 7km of white silica sand, some of the purest in the world. The tide coming into the lagoon creates swirls of colours. A beautiful place to spend the day.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Choose a name.
Bluebell shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
@ Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland The state animal of Queensland is the koala. Heron Island, Great Barrier Reef, Queensland Located 80 kilometres (50 miles) northeast of Gladstone, Queensland, Heron island is a coral cay near the tropic of Capricorn. Heron Island Research Station is located on Heron Island and is one of the world’s principal coral reef research stations. Sir David Attenborough filmed segments of the documentary,Great Barrier Reefat the Heron Research Station.
Shipwrecks, abundant marine life, beautiful turquoise waters, and during the summer, Heron island is home to 200,000 birds.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Melinda.
Bluebell shook paws with Melinda the Midnight Happy Dragon. They both received one silver mole!
@ Lady Musgrave Island, Queensland "What did you think of the Australia Zoo, Bluebell?" "Those crocodiles look a little too feisty for my liking unie!" Lady Musgrave Island, Queensland Lady Musgrave Island, a coral cay is the second southernmost island in the Great Barrier Reef. The island and surrounding area are a national park and part of the Capricornian Cays, a designated Important Bird Area. Limited camping is permitted on the island but there is no fresh water so campers must bring in portable water.
In the 1890s the island was used to mine guano. Pisonia trees are the primary vegetation, used by nesting seabirds, one of which is the white-capped noddy. The island is also a nesting place for green and loggerhead turtles.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with unie.
Bluebell shook paws with unie the Blue Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
@ Binnington Esplanade Beach, Queensland Okay, Bluebell, we can snorkel the Great Barrier Reef and visit the Whitsunday Islands after we introduce ourselves to the turtles at Mon Repos first. It is just common courtesy, you know? Binnington Esplanade Beach, Queensland Situated in East Mackay, the esplanade beach of white sands is the perfect place for a morning stroll after breakfast or before. Offering a view of Round Top Reef/Island and Flat Top Reef/Island.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Plandemic.
Bluebell shook paws with Plandemic the Green Slime Virus. They both received one silver mole!
@ Lake Cooroibah, Noosa, Queensland Queensland boasts some of the oldest dinosaur footprints in the world, and they can be found in the outback town of Winton. Lake Cooroibah, Noosa, Queensland Sunset over Lake Cooroibah, “Places of possums” in the aboriginal language. This is a large lake situated on Noosa’s north shore. The south entrance to the lake is good for fishing, and this relatively shallow lake is a great place to have a picnic and spend the day swimming.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Choose a name.
Bluebell shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
@ D'Aguilar National Park, Brisbane, Queensland Crikey, Bluebell! Was that a crocodile slithering past, or just a giant lizard? D'Aguilar National Park, Brisbane, Queensland D’Aguilar Park is situated a mere 10km from northwest of central Brisbane. There are 36,000 hectares of eucalypt woodlands, gum forests, and sub-rainforests, with over 800 plant species. D'Aguilar National Park is also home to the South East Queensland Wildlife Centre, where you can see platypi, turtles, pythons, and gliders. You can hike, bike, go horse riding, or camping.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Panda.
Bluebell shook paws with Panda the Panda Cub. They both received one silver mole!
@ Moreton Bay Ramsar Wetland, Queensland Okay, Bluebell, we can snorkel the Great Barrier Reef and visit the Whitsunday Islands after we introduce ourselves to the turtles at Mon Repos first. It is just common courtesy, you know? Moreton Bay Ramsar Wetland, Queensland The Moreton Bay Wetlands extend from the foreshores of Brisbane. Comprising 120,000ha of freshwater lakes and sedge swamps on the offshore sand islands, intertidal mudflats, marshes, sandflats, coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangroves. Conservation and study of these extremely important wetlands are of international importance.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Koo.
Bluebell shook paws with Koo the Mauve Koala. They both received one silver mole!
@ Brisbane Sign, Queensland Oh look ... you won a pet! Brisbane Sign, Queensland The now iconic sign was created in 2014, during the G20 Leaders Summit, built by local volunteers. It was only meant to be temporary, but the popularity of the sign caused a rebuilding with sturdier materials so that the sign could withstand the elements.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Ari.
Bluebell shook paws with Ari the Blue Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
@ Southbank, Brisbane, Queensland The capital of Queensland is Brisbane, also known as the River City due to the serpentine Brisbane River that flows through it. Southbank, Brisbane, Queensland The cultural heart of Brisbane includes Australia's largest Gallery of Modern Art, the Queensland Theatre Company, the Queensland Museum, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre and the State Library of Queensland. For tourists and locals, there are parks to be enjoyed, fine food to experience, markets, music and swimming in the man-made Streets Beach.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with MooDonna.
Bluebell shook paws with MooDonna the Strawberry Milky Moo Cow. They both received one silver mole!
@ Brisbane, Queensland If you go out at night, Bluebell, remember not to follow the Min Min Light! Brisbane, Queensland Brisbane is the capital of Queensland and the third most populous city in Australia. A global city, Brisbane is the center of research and innovation, in the Asia-Pacific, with the main strengths being in medicine and biotechnology. A vibrant city that is a popular tourist destination. The most famous landmark in Brisbane is the city hall which is the largest and grandest in all of Australia, featuring a circular concert hall and a grand piano.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Finley.
Bluebell shook paws with Finley the Black Lovable Labrador. They both received one silver mole!
@ Kangaroo On Beach, Brisbane, Queensland The international airline Qantas (Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services) was established in Longreach, Queensland, in 1920. Kangaroo On Beach, Brisbane, Queensland What a wonderful sight. If you go to Casuarina Beach, in the Hillsborough National Park, and if you arrive before first light breaks, you can view the kangaroos and wallabies coming out of the scrub to eat the seaweed and mangrove seedpods. Rangers are on hand in this area to give talks about the kangaroos.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Foxy.
Bluebell shook paws with Foxy the Arctic Feisty Fox. They both received one silver mole!
@ Brisbane At Dawn, Queensland Leaping lizards and croaking cane toads, that's quintessential Queensland scenery for sure Bluebell, ay? Brisbane At Dawn, Queensland A dramatic capture of the clouds over Brisbane just as the sun is rising. Will you be able to get up early enough to experience a wonderful view like this for yourself? Pack a thermos of your favourite warm beverage and take an early morning stroll, don’t forget your camera.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Koola.
Bluebell shook paws with Koola the Mauve Koala. They both received one silver mole!
@ Gold Coast, Queensland Queenslanders love their Rugby League. Knowing about the almighty ‘Maroons’ (Cane Toads) and their many victories over NSW (Cockroaches) will stand you in good stead with any true local. Gold Coast, Queensland The Gold Coast was originally known as the South Coast because it is south of Brisbane. But, during the 1050s, real estate and some goods and services became so over-inflated that the area was nicknamed, Gold Coast.
With miles of sandy beaches and some of the world’s best surfing areas, the Gold Coast is a popular tourist destination. The Gold Coast is nearly half forests of various types, including small patches of near-pristine ancient rainforest, mangrove-covered islands, patches of coastal heathlands and farmland with areas of uncleared eucalyptus forest.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Ozzie.
Bluebell shook paws with Ozzie the Midnight Happy Dragon. They both received one silver mole!
@ Springbrook National Park, Queensland "We got this amazing ointment for Foxy's insect bites on his paws, Bluebell!" remarked Mimi. "We went into the chemist's in Brisbane and I asked if they had any poor paw ointment. They at once gave him just the thing. It's made by Lucas and it comes in bright red tubes or tubs. And you know what? The poor paw ointment is made from paw paws!" "Ah, it must be an Ozzie accent thing," responded Bluebell. "It's called Papaw ointment but it's actually made from papayas!" Springbrook National Park, Queensland Cool lush rainforests to walk, cascading waterfalls, ancient trees (some as old as 3,00 years), and diverse flora and fauna can all be found in this 6,197-hectare park, located on the McPherson Range in the Gold Coast, 100 kilometres from Brisbane. One feature of the park is the Natural Bridge, formed by water undercutting the rock below the waterfall into a cave, leaving an arching bridge. The cave is home to a colony of glow worms, and swimming is no longer permitted in order to protect the colony.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Mimi.
Bluebell shook paws with Mimi the Meadow's Secret Caterpillar. They both received one silver mole!
@ Bigge's Camp Park, Grandchester, Queensland The Royal Flying Doctor Service started operating on 17 May 1928. Bigge's Camp Park, Grandchester, Queensland The rail station was built in 1865 and is the oldest surviving in Queensland. Originally the area was called Bigge’s Camp. The governor at the time thought the name sounded too much like ‘Big Scamp,’ and a name change was suggested. Grandchester was chosen, Grand for Big and the Latin Chester for Camp. There are working models of steam locomotives that you can take a ride behind. Bigge’s Camp Park has plenty of shady space for picnics, and electric barbecues are on site.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Torch.
Bluebell shook paws with Torch the Red Dragon. They both received one silver mole!
@ Outback, National Park, Queensland "We got this amazing ointment for Foxy's insect bites on his paws, Bluebell!" remarked Dreamer. "We went into the chemist's in Brisbane and I asked if they had any poor paw ointment. They at once gave him just the thing. It's made by Lucas and it comes in bright red tubes or tubs. And you know what? The poor paw ointment is made from paw paws!" "Ah, it must be an Ozzie accent thing," responded Bluebell. "It's called Papaw ointment but it's actually made from papayas!" Outback, National Park, Queensland The term ‘Outback’ or ‘the bush’ means any area far away from larger settled areas; the terrain is arid or semiarid. Less than 5 percent of the population of Australia lives in the Outback. Queensland Outback starts at the Great Dividing Range and heads west to the Northern Territory and South Australia borders. The longest passenger train in the world runs through the Outback, and there are over a million purebred camels, more than anywhere else in the world.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Dreamer.
Bluebell shook paws with Dreamer the Blue Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
@ Misty Beach, Queensland Coast "The Great Barrier Reef is the longest coral reef in the world, extending over 1250 miles (2012.5 km), Bluebell!" "We've just seen a tiny little bit of it in comparison with that, haven't we, MELODEE?" Misty Beach, Queensland Coast Situated along the northern Queensland coast. Sand, ocean, sky, a perfect spot to lay down our blanket and have a picnic.
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with MELODEE.
Bluebell shook paws with MELODEE the Green Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
@ Another Beautiful Day In Queensland Bluebell has now completed his walkabout in Queensland! As he prepares to go home, he receives a wonderful gift! Skateboarding Goanna, Brown Hey! Hi, how are you? I am just goanna go for a skate, hehe. I love my new skateboard, and it is such a lovely day the sun is shining; I have my new hat on my head, though I don’t need it to protect me from the sun, it is rather stylish. Let’s race over to the barbecue; I like mine rare, how about you?
Another Beautiful Day In Queensland Turquoise water, blue skies, the sun is shining down, and you have nowhere to be but here. Bluebell has enjoyed his walkabout in Queensland, but it is time to go home now! "Walkabout" is over now, but there will be more events in PnF soon!
While on Walkabout, you stopped to shoot the breeze with Fizzgig.
Bluebell shook paws with Fizzgig the Grey Playful Kitten. They both received one silver mole!
Fizzgig gave you 1 "Skateboarding Goanna, Brown" FULL SIZE
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