Can someone please translate the above post for me. The liberal party , chinese tourists in the bush and Daisy Duck in Donald all in one post?

Thank goodness for that, Dick thought the maximum heat of 44.7 at my joint today was effecting the vision.

So in that case a translation would be a load of Bull$hit.

BigShunter.

Can't see the yawn when Libs want to return  the  Donald pass as  stated last year in September.They promise 32 million should do all the level crossings then overpasses on hwys are  more coin. The 2016 census  has Donald FT 302 PT 207 UN 25. St Anaurd FT 459 PT 358 UN 58. Maryborough FT 1361 PT 1061 UN 223 then regions. A two hour service to Ballarat making it a location for work , leisure ,tourism,school, sport and Music. There where 1.1 million Chinese tourists in Victoria's bush during 2017. They like pink maybe Donald and Daisy Duck Disney Land in ....Donald..eg FT full-time PT part-time UN notime and some people work off country too.

Unfortunately your plan falls over at the first hurdle - the Libs lost the election.

Working on Dan's rates, $32Mil will get you about 5 L/C (level crossings).   As for the overpasses, probably $32 Mil each.

The Chinese tourists head to Lake Tyrrell up near Sea Lake to see the sun setting over the salt lake.   They drive up the Calder Hwy.
After seeing the Bullocks Head (tree in a river) and picking up a box of Kooka's Cookies, that is about the tourist spots in Donald, unless you want to watch the Rail Tractor shunt a couple of wagons around the rail yard. (Now that is something of a rarity in country Victoria nowadays.)

Can't see the yawn when Libs want to return  the  Donald pass as  stated last year in September.They promise 32 million should do all the level crossings then overpasses on hwys are  more coin. The 2016 census  has Donald FT 302 PT 207 UN 25. St Anaurd FT 459 PT 358 UN 58. Maryborough FT 1361 PT 1061 UN 223 then regions. A two hour service to Ballarat making it a location for work , leisure ,tourism,school, sport and Music. There where 1.1 million Chinese tourists in Victoria's bush during 2017. They like pink maybe Donald and Daisy Duck Disney Land in ....Donald..eg FT full-time PT part-time UN notime and some people work off country too.

I think you may need to gibve the cryptic ctsswords a rest or stay of the funny weed and cookies.

Stop in the Pub go to the bakery, you need to see your country through other people's eyes. No nation is as unique  as ours.. Any emus up that way Donald. PS Seymour train an hour population 6000.

Hardly equivilent with Seymour.

Buloke Shire - 8004 sq km
                         Pop. 6384
There is actually more tumbleweeds than people!



It is not in the middle of nowhere, but you can see it from here (well,  from Birchip anyway ).

Every town in Buloke is at least an hour away from a town of 10,000 people.   All the towns are doing their best to just survive and most are going backwards  (population wise).

I love living in a  small town, but this is not wine country or hipster coffee culture and we are just too far from Melbourne.  More than 1 1/2 hours from Melbourne  & you don't exist.

Not trying to kerb your enthusiasm, but this area of Victoria is not tourism central.

If we had train to Horsham/Stawell we have the Grampians, Wimmera river , golf , art museums , gallery's , panther story's and Aboriginal dream time. Then Warracnabeal and Rapunyup with Silo Art. Then on to Donald for the night. Catch train home in morning  for some or on to Swan Hill with Sea Lake sunset bbq of kangaroo tail and dream time story , big camp fire ay.

If we had train to Horsham/Stawell we have the Grampians, Wimmera river , golf , art museums , gallery's , panther story's and Aboriginal dream time. Then Warracnabeal and Rapunyup with Silo Art. Then on to Donald for the night. Catch train home in morning  for some or on to Swan Hill with Sea Lake sunset bbq of kangaroo tail and dream time story , big camp fire ay.

LOL, I'm sure Donald will be able to tell you that the nightlife in Donald is really worth the trip. Also, there's no way you could take in all the sights you mention without a car. That's the key problem in your dreamy rail-tourism fantasy.

If we had train to Horsham/Stawell we have the Grampians, Wimmera river , golf , art museums , gallery's , panther story's and Aboriginal dream time. Then Warracnabeal and Rapunyup with Silo Art. Then on to Donald for the night. Catch train home in morning  for some or on to Swan Hill with Sea Lake sunset bbq of kangaroo tail and dream time story , big camp fire ay.

LOL, I'm sure Donald will be able to tell you that the nightlife in Donald is really worth the trip. Also, there's no way you could take in all the sights you mention without a car. That's the key problem in your dreamy rail-tourism fantasy.

The likes of the Grampians and the Silo Art attract the campervan / caravan / tent camping tourists (all have a road going vehicle)

As this is The Vinelander thread, none of the silo art is on the Mildura line with a 60 km trip to see some of the art.   Sea Lake is 35 km from Woomelang.
I am not saying that there is nothing to do up here, but better achieved through car/motor home tourists not trainload/bus loads of visitors.  You need to be able to get from town to town.

"none of the silo art is on the Mildura line"

I beg to differ. Lascelles is on the Mildura line and features silo art.

If we had train to Horsham/Stawell we have the Grampians, Wimmera river , golf , art museums , gallery's , panther story's and Aboriginal dream time. Then Warracnabeal and Rapunyup with Silo Art. Then on to Donald for the night. Catch train home in morning  for some or on to Swan Hill with Sea Lake sunset bbq of kangaroo tail and dream time story , big camp fire ay.

LOL, I'm sure Donald will be able to tell you that the nightlife in Donald is really worth the trip. Also, there's no way you could take in all the sights you mention without a car. That's the key problem in your dreamy rail-tourism fantasy.

The likes of the Grampians and the Silo Art attract the campervan / caravan / tent camping tourists (all have a road going vehicle)

But that's a totally different market to people travelling on railways/buses/cars isn't it. I've heard of the 'silo trail' and the efforts of various councils to actually attract grey nomads and European backpackers to stop for a night or two but these people are not big-spenders. Doesn't matter because some of those Wimmera/Mallee towns will do anything at all to have tourists of any kind, even thrifty ones who bring their own accommodation on wheels!