Sunset over Kalgoorlie
Al looks at home here????!!!Day 44
The City of Kalgoorlie is much busier this morning. We book our afternoon tour of the Oldest operating Brothel in Australia!!??Kalgoorlie anyway! Big call so we will see...... We have so much experience in this area!!! We take in the Kalgoorlie Museum and just chill a bit before the 2pm tour. We get to the brothel, which is pink and looks like a tin shed with horse stalls?? What do I know!! There are about 20 others on the tour and we are greeted by the Madam, Carmel, a very nicely groomed and well spoken lady in her late 60’s, who had not worked her way to the top, but had bought the business 17 years ago to recover from depression after becoming a widow!! Mmmm..... For the next Hour and half she regaled us with stories both recent and historically of life in the oldest brothel in this Gold Mining town. She left nothing out and we left there with a bit more of a picture of the working girls lives out here!! We decided on breaking a bottle of bubbly at the Super Pit Lookout at Sunset before a steak at Hogs Breath cafe (that’s what ya do in Kalgoorlie on a Sat nite!!) It’s still nice and warm 25 degrees. We will pack up in the morning and head down the Woodland Trail tomorrow to Hyden.
Questa Casa Bordello yes AL appears to look at home !!! Royal Pines was a great day and dry the Ormans,James and the Turners played with us had Lunch there ,was very nice had a good laugh ,Golf( Houston we have problem) Dud and Bev are off to KL on Tuesday for a week Peter F has not been well but finally tracked down to his Knee problem putting it through the deck. Stephanie D off to London for two weeks to comfort Kate over a relationship breakdown !!!! Now your upto date maybe too much information!! Photos are so good .Cheers Steve and Marilyn
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work thoughly enjoying your trip though I get a bit exhausted with all the bike rideing swimming golfing eating etc you didn't say you explored the caves out of Eucla that was really and experience your trip brings back memories for me but by your photos some of the places have changed look forward to your next instalment. Maureen
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