No idea what this bird might be - a pigeon perhaps ?

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Licuala Lodge - Mission Beach

A list of people, from January 2007 who asked for a Full Monty (see our Prices Page). Please note that only Full Monty breakfasts are on this page - so if you decide not to have mushrooms, or only one egg, you won't appear on this list The list was started in November 2004, and all the Full Monties from Nov 2004 through to the end of 2006 are now on the Full Monty1 Page. Green = Managed to eat the whole breakfast (Hall of Fame) Red = Eyes bigger than their bellies - did not eat the whole lot (Hall of Shame)
3-Jan-2007	Jeff, Iowa City - including BP, bacon rinds, and muffins and pancakes
11-Jan-2007	Simon,Cairns - once again no problem for the big guy
11-Jan-2007	James,Jersey - easy peasy for this IT guy - including BP
11-Jan-2007	Daz,St Neots - a breeze for this England supporter
11-Jan-2007	Steve,Dunstable - beaten by a solitary tomato - the shame of it all !!
15-Feb-2007	Phil,Brisbane - poor effort. Left a bit of everything.
18-Feb-2007	Jeremy,Townsville - a well-judged effort from this high ranking army officer
20-Feb-2007	Wendy,Townsville - including BP. Took it nice and easy
20-Feb-2007	Susan,Chester - including BP and a big bowl of cereal.
20-Feb-2007	Andrew,Chester - including BP, and gallons of water
21-Feb-2007	Andrew,Chester - finished it all in double quick time
7-Apr-2007	Kit, Bedford - finished rinds, BP, the lot in just a few minutes
7-Apr-2007	Nathan, Townsville - hardly a challenge for this young man
7-Apr-2007	Lee, Townsville - took her time but finished it all eventually
8-Apr-2007	Marnie and Tanya, Cairns - probably the 2 worst attempts in FM history
23-Apr-2007	Natalie and Clinton, Cairns - pretty easy for this young couple
8-May-2007	Scott and Anna-Marie, Melbourne - a poor effort from these honeymooners
31-May-2007	Andrew, Dublin - a breeze for this young Irishman
10-Jun-2007	Dave, Townsville - easy enough for this soccer keen dad
11-Jun-2007	Mark, Cairns - first time he ever ate BP, and he loved it !!
17-Jun-2007	Slaven, Trentham VIC - despite his hatred of baked beans, he ate the lot
17-Jun-2007	Jean, Trentham VIC - almost, but did eat some quiche and muffins as well
24-Jun-2007	Will, Houghton, Michigan - no problem for this hungry student
16-Jul-2007	Anna and Tim, Ilkley - no problem for these two hungry students
16-Jul-2007	Becky (16), Ilkley - needed her dad to polish off most of it
16-Jul-2007	Todd, Portland OR - no problem for this IT guru
16-Jul-2007	Julia, Portland OR - I hope her students don't find out about her poor effort
2-Aug-2007	Charles, Adelaide - pretty easy for this Aussie, including BP
3-Aug-2007	Dave, Surbiton UK - took his time but finished the lot
12-Aug-2007	Shane, Townsville - easy peasy for this big truckie
19-Aug-2007	Guy (10), Hammersmith, UK - Good try but beaten by a couple of egg whites
24-Aug-2007	Richard, Amersham, UK - Almost but didn't finish his baked beans
25-Aug-2007	Brent, Vancouver - It was a lot, but the big fella managed it in the end
3-Sep-2007	Mark, Darwin - pretty easy for this wicked camper
14-Sep-2007	Paul, Northampton, UK - including BP, and marmalade on his grilled bread
15-Sep-2007	Paul, Northampton, UK - including BP. Took a bit longer this time
15-Sep-2007	Phil, Sydney - finished the lot, bacon rinds and a whole tomato
15-Sep-2007	Chris, Mount Martha - ate it all despite major problems with his discs
16-Sep-2007	Neil, Townsville - including BP. Too easy !!
23-Sep-2007	Jo, Hanford CA - took his time, but no problem
30-Sep-2007	Ross, Innisfail - another one who took his time but finished the lot
30-Sep-2007	Pam, Innisfail - managed about half. Eyes definitely bigger than her belly
6-Oct-2007	Matt, Townsville - a poor effort by this big strapping butcher
6-Oct-2007	Bronwyn, Townsville - an even poorer attempt
16-Oct-2007	David, Auckland - no problem for this Kiwi
16-Oct-2007	Kathy, Auckland - beaten by the suasage and a few more bits
17-Oct-2007	Roisin, Townsville - a mere breeze for this cat lover
17-Oct-2007	Travis, Townsville - beaten by a few baked beans
23-Oct-2007	Ian, Mackay - pretty easy for this coach driver
23-Oct-2007	Drew, Rodgau Germany - took his time and left a clean plate
26-Oct-2007	Barden, Magnetic Island - no problem for this big guy
5-Jan-2008	Mark, Sydney - a mere walk in the park
6-Jan-2008	Mick, Dublin - was going to give up, but was shamed into finishing by Geraldine, who, by the way, did not finish her beans on toast
16-Jan-2008	Nick and Lisa, Cairns - probably the poorest effort by a couple so far
24-Jan-2008	Bruce, Townsville - too easy for this GBRMPA person
14-Feb-2008	Hugh, Rochdale - easy enough for this big guy
23-Mar-2008	Brian, Townsville - a mere walk in the park
23-Mar-2008	Anthony, Townsville - too easy
23-Mar-2008	Emma, Townsville - not quite up to it, but a good effort
24-Mar-2008	Rad and Diane, Cairns - eyes bigger than their bellies
26-Apr-2008	Paul, Innisfail - no problem for this popular teacher
19-May-2008	Joe, John O'Groats - easy enough even with BP
08-Jun-2008	Duane, Townsville - beaten by a few beans, a snag and an egg

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TROPICAL NORTH QUEENSLAND BED and BREAKFAST

TROPICAL is an adjective meaning of, indigenous to, or characteristic of the Tropics. It also means hot and humid, sultry or torrid. The Tropics refer to the tropic of Cancer and tropic of Capricorn. The former is the parallel latitude 23 degrees and 30 minutes north of the equator, the northerly most point at which the sun reaches an altitude of 90 degrees. And the latter is the southerly equivalent. This part of Tropical North Queensland is known as the Wet Tropics - hence the abundance of rainforest. The origin of the word comes from the Middle English tropik, from Late Latin tropicus and Greek tropikos.
NORTH has lots of meanings. It is the cardinal point on a compass located at zero degrees.
North can refer to any area or region of a country that lies in that direction (if you see what I mean). In England I suppose it means anywhere north of the Humber, although Londoners would probably mean anywhere north of Watford. In Australia, no-one really uses the term the north. Certainly in Queensland we have Tropical North Queensland, and Far North Queensland and even Tropical Far North Queensland.
In games such as bridge or mah-jong, a player sitting opposite South is called North.
QUEENSLAND is the second largest state in Oz. The first settlement in 1824 was a penal colony. Brisbane is the capital, and there seems to be a running battle between Cairns and Townsville as to which city is the capital of Tropical North Queensland.
BED and BREAKFAST I think I have gone into great detail about bed and breakfast on the Breakfast page.

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