Lamington National Park
 

Ok maybe not totally Z related, but I just wanted to post, and say hello. And to see if any of you Z owners have been with your Z, where I have been on vacation.

My wife and I visitied Australia a few years back.
We rented a BMW Z3 convertible
One of the highlights of the trip was driving up a long and winding road, very narrow, all the way to the top of the mountain.
At the top was a resort named OReilly's. Boy was it paridise!

This was one of the highlights of our lives. I will never forget it, and hope to go back someday. But this time, drive a 350 Z up and down that road :)

Hi Snook789. I'm in Sydney but I haven't heard of Lamington National Park - sound yummy though :D
Which state is it in - we are a big wide country.

oops :D

It is on the Gold Coast, in Queensland

Here is a map and a quick link I found

http://babs.com.au/oreillys/

map
 

between Brisbane and Sydney

That's a damn long way from Sydney - 10-11 hour drive. I'll have to save that run up to Lamington for a tour of Australia by car. I would like to do this, but may be difficult in a 2 seater with limited boot space, that my other half will claim to herself!

Thats where lamingtons are found......
Very rare trees the lamington tree and the fruits are very tasty I hear...

Only if they are the ORIGINAL brown ones!

Dont be getting any of them fancy pink things. I dont know what the other tree the lamington tree was spliced to make those pink ones but they should cut it out!

It's just not the same

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Pink ones?! When did that happen? I obviously need to get out more.

There's the original looking ones with jam inside!

:)


Wonder how they grow? :D

btw anyone taken their Z to the Royal National Park yet? Thats S of Sydney fyi!

Funny that you mentioned Nasho as we locals know it. I'm going for a drive through it on Sat morning with a mate who has an 200SX. But he tells me it will be wet in the morning form the dew :(
After that i'll head out to Eastern Creek if some of the other forumites are also planning on going.