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| Ochre Pits, via Alice Springs, Central Australia |
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| The full Gravatar pic ... |
Amongst the amusing anecdotes, daring disclosures and incisive opinions I shared with Fiona in the interview, I took the opportunity to plug the mystical and magical Land of OZ!
Because my blog wouldn't be my blog without it!!
SO ... check out my Glove Box Interview to answer this pressing question: Do I, or do I NOT
While you're thinking about it, please enjoy another gratuitous photo - this time of Dead Horse Springs near Lake Argyle in Western Australia (also to be featured more fully in a future post) - with my compliments!
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| Dead Horse Springs near Lake Argyle, via Kununurra, Western Australia |
SO ... check out my Glove Box Interview
ReplyDeleteI'll slide over there and check things out.
Great interview. I don't understand why you are not working for the Australian tourist board or are you?
ReplyDeleteLoved your fantastic-o interview (and the plug for Australia's scenic loos) and gratuitous shots! You're making me rather hungry with all that talk of Australian bakeries, thankfully it's getting towards dinner here in the far end of the globe:))
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I love the scenery and your photos. I will go and check out your interview!
ReplyDeleteHi Red - Just popped over to the interview - loved your interview. I love the photo of Dead Horse Springs and those steps look like quite a climb. Is there an Aussie Bakery at the top? ha,ha
ReplyDeleteSuper interview over at Glove Box. Makes one just want to rush over to your Blog. I agree with Fun60 -Aussie Tourism sure could use your talents. Happy Sighs from SaucyKod :)
oh yes you're a top ambassador Red and I'm surprised some travel magazine hasn't snaffled you up en-route! I went across to see the alpine country post also, some of which I've enjoyed too many years ago now. Enjoyed your interview very much; you packed plenty into it
ReplyDeleteThanks for the plug for Victorian bakeries. We always make use of them when we occasionally leave the big smoke.
ReplyDelete@Beach Bum - If it doesn't make you jealous as hell, I just don't know what I'm doing wrong!!!
ReplyDelete@Fun60 - I wish!! Maybe I'll just get you all to email them and recommend me!!!
@LONDONLULU - Thank you!! Hope your dinner was as fine as what the best OZ bakery could dish up!!
@eileeninmd - Thanx! Hope you liked the interview!!
@Saucy Kod - Haha!! Sadly no bakeries at the top of the steps - but I was on my way to some fine Indigenous cave paintings!! Not quite the same thing, but good nonetheless!! And you haven't told me how you liked OUR interview in the next post down!!!
@Carole M - There's a lot to be said for 'edit, edit, edit'! So glad you liked it!!!
@Andrew - If Vic bakeries keep dishing up what they're serving now, I'll be promoting them 'til the end of time!!!!
Great photos Red, and yes, you do give good interview.
ReplyDeleteWell done Red - utterly deserved and surely more fame (and hopefully some additional fortune) will come your way.
ReplyDeleteThe colours in these pictures are just so "here" - 20 years ago I would not have known that!
ReplyDeleteI agree about the number of 'roos in Halls gap - although I suspect that a number of them are robots put there by tourist authorities!
Cheers
Stewart M - Melbourne
Oh, I forgot and now Fruit Cake has beaten me to it. I so wanted to say something about you giving good interviews. Perhaps it is best that I forgot.
ReplyDeleteYou are always great at doing interviews. You can make a mud hole look like a spa.
ReplyDeleteYou are my Australian tourist guide.
Yes you give Great interview. I'm going to tell the travel channel about you. Yes - here in the states we have a whole channel about travel so we can sit around all day and watch it.
ReplyDeleteGreat interview, Red! Loved the plug for bakeries! You could probably do a wonderful "Scenic Bakeries" series, to add to your other marvelous travels.
ReplyDelete@FruitCake - Thanx! But I hope that also means I've done Australia proud ...
ReplyDelete@Kath - Thank you! But I suspect the fortune will be a long time coming!!
@Stewart - Maybe Halls Gap's where all the used Holden Crash Test dummy Robo Roos spend their last days!!!
@Andrew - Well now my mind's REALLY boggling!!!
@Are We There Yet - It's my pleasure and privilege to be so!!
@SflaGuy - Haha! Go ahead - then I can add them to my massive list of tourism professionals who failed to capitalise on my website before I was famous ...
@TMWH - Of course the research appeals to me - but a lot of OZ bakeries aren't really that scenic!! Although it's what is INSIDE that counts!!!
A true blue interview.
ReplyDeleteMessage sent. You should Not be hearing from them very shortly.
ReplyDelete@diane B - Thank you!
ReplyDelete@SFlaGuy - Oh, how exciting. I can't wait to be NOT contacted!!!!
Oh Red, you do make me laugh :) :) Would like more gratuitous pics, as it happens! But always love your scenic shots anyway. Am going to head over to his much talked about interview :)
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