tropicmum
Reviews
"Lovely and relaxing environment, very family freindly for all ages 0-99yrs. A little like stepping back in time, but with all the mod cons."
We live in East Innisfail, It's a bit isolated at the moment with the new bridge being built but when we have our new bridge we are so close to town. It's a lovely area.
Very good schools in the area, but our TAFE could offer alot more courses given their wonderful new facilities.
Who lives here?
- Professionals
- Singles
- Families with kids
- Retirees
A lovely place and the Indian restaurant has got a new cook ! Bonus, the fresh caught prawns on the river park is always a favorite .
Apologies for comparing Innisfail to Jurassic Park. That place had something exciting happen there once.
When Innisfail gets a stronger local economy it will bloom. It's just that I cannot see that happening during the nation wide recession and housing crash.
Electricians,plumbers,painters , all flat out , banana farmers crying all the way to the bank, things are a lot better in innisfail than people think .its just the old cry in their beer brigade that always miss the bus , there everywhere.
Oh Ted how you jest? Exactly what evidence do you have that the town has a functioning economy? Wouldn't electricians and painters have decided not to charge huge rates that nobody can afford?
In the mid summer's heat a haze descends over the town. Then and there you will see how dead and ugly a rural town can be.
"That hollow place where martyrs weep and angels play with sin". (Bob Dylan, Dirge.)
Dirty little town ..rubbish every wear litters the town ..schools with mold over there buildings looked like they havnt been washed for years and bissnesses that never return your calls .would hate to think of the bissness lost in that town ..found its easer to go to Cairns for you bissness..you get alot more intelligence from ppl
Peter Christiansen, if you are going deride people for being unintelligent , at least learn to spell.
I have not lived in Innisfail, but have visited and understand the difference, having lived and worked in many parts of Australia.
It seems to me that Innisfail has plenty going for it, not the least of which is the wonderful Crown Hotel.
Peter Christiansen, if you are going to deride people for being of low intelligence , at least learn to spell.
I have not lived in Innisfail, but have visited and I am aware that the two things can be very different, having lived and worked in many areas of Australia. It seems to me that Innisfail has plenty going for it, not least of which is the wonderful Crown Hotel.
Yes a timely trip back to the stone age when large reptilian predators used to tear through the jungle before being wiped about by the ice age.....