Tropical Queensland Accommodation

Groups staying at Licuala Lodge, Mission Beach

Tropical Queensland Accommodation

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	Our first group from Auswalks - Jackie, Colleen, Phil the Guide, Carole and Mike, staying at their favourite Tropical Queensland accommodation
	A big group from GBRMPA (after about three weeks on the road) eating a hearty breakfast - Mick,Kerry, Kate, Elisa,Adam, Stefanie, Jon the Boss and Simon
	Our first set of intrepid kayakers (World Expeditions and Sea Ventures) - Melissa, Heidi, Tony, Glee, Nick, Jeff, Jane, Sher, Kay and Nina. Missing are Auntie Vonner and Uncle Judd
	Our first Xmas dinner party - Jeff, Makoto, Andrew, Annalisa, Therese, Gordon, Margaret, John and the world's finest waiter (probably). Just because we are all holding a glass doesn't mean that we are all alcoholics
	A motley crew from CSIRO, on their way round all the CSIRO sites in Oz - Steve, Alan, Jenny and Dominic. A working holiday at the finest Tropical Queensland accommodation
	Our first Easter guests - Dave, Di, Manuela and Giuseppe. They hail from Townsville but I think one of them could be from Sicily
	Our first Dutch guests - Erik, Marjan, Annelies, Peter and Marsha, (front row) Dylan. The green spiky thing is our Xmas tree. Annelies and her (absent) husband Hans run a great Bar and Grill at Palm Cove, called Apres Beach
	Our second set of Kayakers, Jill, Trish and Alan (arguably Australia's best angler). Unfortunately didn't do too much kayaking due to adverse weather conditions - so settled for some walking and fishing instead
	Patricia, Ivan, Krzysztof (the bossman), Jolanta, Oto and Teresa all now from Sweden - but originally from all over Europe. Another family willing to do a house swap with the best Tropical Queensland accommodation
	Debbie, Megan, Harriett and Nina - our first hen party who came all the way from boring Cairns to sample the wild throbbing nightlife of Mission Beach - and they partied till as late as 10pm!! And the Greek lady statue is now re-united with her head
	Angela, Linda and Kerryn - all very hard workers at the resort on Dunk Island. Enjoyed the Aquatic Festival, and stayed relatively sober for the whole weekend. Didn't eat their fruit at brekky !
	More Kayakers - Jean, Ross, Lou, Judd (world famous kayaking guide), Carol, Rowley, Joe and Helen. On their return to the lodge they were all ready for a beer - and a shower !!
	Miles Behind,Di Agnosis,Max Melbourne,Dame Edna Average, Alice Springs, Bruce Didgeridoo,Matilda Bush and Stavros Kebab - all characters in one of our Murder Mystery games. Watch out for their forthcoming naughty calendar !!
	Lesley, Pat, Caroline, Harrison and Ron - all Pompey supporters (or is it Saints ??). Harrison, obviously a good judge of B&Bs and other accommodation, deliberated a long time and then wrote "brilliant" in our Guest book.
	Claudia,Kaye,Lizzie,Richard and Bryce from Cairns. Set a new world record score for a family at the local mini-golf. And the kids polished off all the Nutella we had (a year's supply !!)
	Sue, Gary, Chris and Ari from Townsville, who all pretended to have mundane jobs, but in reality they are all expert herpetologists. Ari ended up taking half the garden back to Townsville. Tropical Queensland accommodation enthusiasts
	New Year's Eve 2003 at the finest accommodation in tropical Queensland - Annie, Andrew, Mick, Craig, Amanda, Carola, Michael, Anita and another Michael kneeling down.
	Deborah, Andrew and Tom from Clifton Beach. One of the guys broke our bell, and the other found a $20 note on Dunk Island. Deborah is a famous fashion designer - check out Clothes To Go
	Jeff, Bill and James from Brissie on their "Talking Shit Tour" of the east coast. Apparently they have good 'links' with Cathy and Dudley. They saw Charlie in the pouring rain - very, very unusual.
	Mad Max Melbourne, Matilda Bush, Stavros Kebab, Miles Behind, Alice Springs, Dame Edna Average and Di Agnosis, otherwise known as Lyn, Carol, Alison, Tammy, Jenny, Megan the Bride and Jana.
	Chris, taking some time off after finishing Uni, Tony, a famous engineer, Christine, an expert optometrist and Ellie, still at school - from sunny Bedford - all wishing they could stay in Oz forever.
	Michelle, Sid, Val and Andy from Rugby. They all had a full monty three mornings on the trot here at Licuala Lodge. A tropical Queensland accommodation new world record. And thanks for the wine
	A trio of Kayakers - the first group for 2004. Justin from Charters Towers who runs a Jeweller's shop and a bike shop. So if you want a diamond encrusted mountain bike - Justin is your man. From Sydney we have Tania - almost an admiral in the Navy - and Raylene - a product manager for some world financial giant. Hope you both enjoyed your stay on Dunk Island.
	From Gravesend way - Tyler the tiny terror, Warwick (the best engineer in the RAF), the beautiful Dennie, and her dad Andy - now living somewhere on the Gold Coast
	Four famous marine biologists from Townsville and Perth - Renae, Andy, Michelle and Andrew. The young ones are Elliot and Charlie - a future Wallaby by all accounts.
	Marion, from Geraldton ??, and from Townsville, Chris (loves his footy and his beer !!), Sarah and Ella. Thanks for the two pictures that you drew for us Ella.
	A group of Auswalkers from Acton and somewhere in Ireland - Eileen, Mick, Ann and Tom. Eileen is a notorious banana smuggler, and Ann has single-handedly saved the UK rail system from disaster.
	From Carluke - Julie, Stephen, Nicole and Mitchell. Julie and Stephen spoke some foreign language, but the kids spoke English, enjoying their stay at the tropical Queensland accommodation.
	From Sydney - Virginia, 'Full Monty' Ian and their little prince, Robert, who finally managed breakfast on their last day. Virginia not happy that she couldn't stick a pin in our map of Australia.
	From Townsville - Sheree, Aidan, Graham, Carrie, Dave and Di. Stayed here a couple of nights in various rooms, and all six had a Full Monty both mornings - a new world record for a group.
	From somewhere in USA, Robert, a top executive for some UN organisation, Ling, coconut opener extraordinaire, and their three sons - William, Ben and Nick - all budding chess Grand Masters