VIDEO: Toilography visits Ravenswood
Posted: September 2, 2018 Filed under: Australian Toilets, North Queensland, Outdoors, Outhouses, Toilet videos, Touristy Toilets Leave a commentDan from Toilography went to Ravenswood, North Queensland, and saw a classic Aussie thunderbox outside an historic miner’s site. Take a tour of the town’s attractions, pubs & toilets, and you’ll even get to meet Woodie, a true Aussie character!
Aboriginal art at Castle Hill
Posted: April 1, 2018 Filed under: Australian Toilets, North Queensland, Outdoors, Public Toilets, Toilet Art Leave a commentThe awesome Aboriginal art mural on the outer walls of the toilet block at the top of Castle Hill, in my hometown of Townsville
Heritage Tea Rooms
Posted: August 18, 2017 Filed under: Antique Toilets, Australian Toilets, North Queensland Leave a commentWent for a cuppa today at the Harveys Range Heritage Tea Rooms, famous for being the oldest building in North Queensland
Bosun’s Noose
Posted: August 15, 2017 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Interesting Signs or Graffiti, North Queensland Leave a commentToilets at Marlin Bar are that way, oh and while you’re at it here’s how to tie a noose
Will surf for hot chicks
Posted: August 10, 2017 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Interesting Signs or Graffiti, North Queensland, Toilets at Restaurants Leave a commentAnyone want to teach me to surf? Surprise visit to my home town of Townsville! See how many cool loos I can find here over the next 10 days. This one is at Longboard Bar & Grill
Pull chain hard!
Posted: September 25, 2015 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Interesting Signs or Graffiti, North Queensland, Urinals Leave a commentI gave it a good hard pull! At the Mates4Mates building in Townsville, North Queensland.
Ravenswood outhouse
Posted: September 23, 2015 Filed under: Australian Toilets, North Queensland, Outdoors, Outhouses, Touristy Toilets Leave a commentWelcome to Ravenswood, North Queensland. Located around a 130km drive from Townsville, this once-bustling gold mining town today boasts an official population of merely 191. I visited with my parents on this gloriously warm & sunny day; we had lunch at one of its two pubs before taking a quick look around its dusty rural roads. A visit to the Historic Miner’s Home from 1868 left me with some photos of this amazing old outhouse:
Here’s a view of the whole site; the outhouse is at the back right of the frame:
I’d previously visited Ravenswood around 5 years beforehand and also took a couple of pics of the outhouse – this was before Toilography even existed! It was a little less dry back then:
It’s well worth a visit to Ravenswood if you’re ever in the area for a true laid-back, ghost town experience.
Square toilet II
Posted: September 21, 2015 Filed under: Australian Toilets, North Queensland, Residential Toilets Leave a commentTaking you back to where it all started: this was the first ever toilet I uploaded onto @toilography as a joke way back in 2011, here at my brother’s place in Townsville, North Queensland. It’s still there today! And all these years later it still remains one of the few square toilets I’ve ever seen:
Here’s the original photo from December 24th, 2011.
Long Board
Posted: May 14, 2014 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Interesting Signs or Graffiti, North Queensland, Toilets at Restaurants | Tags: australia, long board, north queensland, surf, surfboard, townsville Leave a commentThe irony of a surf-themed toilet at Long Board Bar & Grill, in the coastal city of Townsville where there is no surf
Mangoes & no mangoes
Posted: May 12, 2014 Filed under: Australian Toilets, Interesting Signs or Graffiti, North Queensland, Touristy Toilets | Tags: australia, cardwell, mangoes, no mangoes, north queensland, sign, toilet humour Leave a commentSome North Queensland toilet humour in the tropical mango-growing town of Cardwell, at the Seaview Cafe