Just updated the blog with 4 posts and the internet is too slow to post here as well.
Am heading towards Mataranka with a view to fishing for Barramundi.
Steven is going his way and hitching back across to Derby with a view to travelling the Gibb River so again I am a solo traveller.
John
Charlie said
11:34 PM May 24, 2012
Hey, John, try Bitter Springs instead of Mataranka. It's a bit of a hidden treasure.
Loki said
12:03 AM May 25, 2012
Hi John,
I'd be interested to hear how the baramundi fishing goes: I'll be slowly working my way north from Alice and plan to go fishing.
Happy travels, Anton
Cruising Granny said
03:21 AM May 25, 2012
If the fishing fails, and it won't, you can always wallow in the hot spring, and then go to the shop and get a Mataranka Pie. It's one of the biggest steak pies I've ever seen. In 2006 it cost $8, but it's the size of a saucer and a large dome of pastry over the top. I expected a puddle of mince and gravy in the bottom, but I can tell you it was absolutely full to the pastry dome with chunks of steak. Very tender, tasty chunks of beef. So if the fishing fails, shout yourself a Mataranka pie.
Just updated the blog with 4 posts and the internet is too slow to post here as well.
Am heading towards Mataranka with a view to fishing for Barramundi.
Steven is going his way and hitching back across to Derby with a view to travelling the Gibb River so again I am a solo traveller.
John
Hi John,
I'd be interested to hear how the baramundi fishing goes: I'll be slowly working my way north from Alice and plan to go fishing.
Happy travels, Anton
It's one of the biggest steak pies I've ever seen. In 2006 it cost $8, but it's the size of a saucer and a large dome of pastry over the top.
I expected a puddle of mince and gravy in the bottom, but I can tell you it was absolutely full to the pastry dome with chunks of steak. Very tender, tasty chunks of beef.
So if the fishing fails, shout yourself a Mataranka pie.