Sandgate is in the far north of Brisbane and takes about half an hour on the train. As it is still part of the bay, there's not much in the way of sandy beaches (by the Australia's standards) but the sea front is a great place for walks or exploring rock pools... or scoffing down fish and chips which is exactly what I did. Very nice, it was... even if I did ignore the Londoner in me who was screaming for malt vinegar and some mushy peas. Lemon? I ask you.
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thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!
being originally from the southside of brisbane, i hrdly ever went to sandgate - i always went to the gold coast. i did go there eventually with family and thoroughly enjoyed it
jealous of the fish and chips
Ah, yes, Sandgate is an interesting place indeed...I love looking at all the varying architecture...especially the oldest houses still standing.
Fish n chips...ymmm...one of my daughter's favorite aussie foods she can't locate in New York where they are now living!
The fish and chips look good. Also like the dice/box on the "beach", as I would call it.
I have never eaten fish and chips. What's with the dice?
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