This is me and a statue of Robert Towns. Townsville was named after him. Suddenly the name of the town didn't sound so silly!
This is the Holiday Inn, and is referred to as the Sugar Shaker by lots of locals. From another angle, the pale yellow tube on the top looks like the pourer on a sugar canister. I am strutting my stuff on the Victoria Bridge.
This is the first of the Big Things I visited on my tour. He is the dinosaur guardian at the Museum of Tropical Queensland. You might have to biggify to find me!
This is me flying past the Big Spider. Yes, mancats and ladycats, I was thrown up in the air for this photo. Where is the respect?!
This is the supply lot Fui and Suey were found on when they were only tiny little ratty-kittens. They've come a long way!:)
Stick with me, I have more Big Things to show you!
12 comments:
You were stuck in the dino's nostril and then thrown in the air?! You better tell those people of yours not to treat you that way, because Fui wouldn't like it!
j/k: We love your pictures!
hahah we thinks the sugar shaker looks like a big lipstick.. well momma does hehe
v-v
Thank you for the tour of Townsville! IT's fun to discover nee places!
Marty, you sure do get around!
Will you be going to the Big Pineapple or the Big Merino?
Huffle Mawson
Marty, for a mouse you sure are a good tour guide! We did think it's funny where you were stuck on that big old dinasaur!
Thanks for the tour! We love seeing different places
We're loving the one in the DinoNostril! Well.. we love'em all, but that's our favourite!
Bajas
Oh my goodness, you went inside the dinosaur's nostril! Hahahahaha! I hope it was clean in there.
Wow...you did a lot to get some of those pictures, Marty!
Thanks for the pawsome tour Marty!! Mom would faint if she saw a spider that big! hahahahaaha,even if it is fake heehee
We want to wish your Dad a belated
HAPPY BIRTHDAY !!!!!!!!!!!
We are sending purrs to Suey and Fui!!
Purrs Mickey,Georgia & Tillie
Thanks for the tour. We have never been that far north.
These beans just don't have any respect - sticking you up the dinosaur's nostril indeed!
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