Mooloolaba Fish Market

On the New Years Day holiday we had on Monday we went over to The Mooloolaba Fish Market to get a last bit of holiday seafood. We LOVE this place for seafood, they have their own boats so it is fresh fresh fresh.

While over there picking up our seafood we got a serve of their calamari, they soak it in milk & garlic overnight & it really is the most tenderness, flavourful calamari I have ever had. Everything is really fresh, filleted in-house & the staff are SO helpful even when it is busy(& believe me it gets super busy at times)

So in-case your wondering if I've been paid or have received product for this good plug, I haven't (they don't even know I'm doing it) I simply like good service combined with good products something I think is sorely missing of late.

So if you live or are travelling/holidaying in the area try it, give it a go & let me know what you think?

This year I'm going to tell you a few more places I like to go.

Good service /product deserves a good word & is much nicer than complaining about the bad that seems to be so common now.

Where do you like to go/shop/eat??

Caroline

SUNDAY FISHING

Fish for dinner tonight.

We went up to Noosa, took the barge across to the Noosa North Shore then there is four wheel drive access down onto the beach, which faces open ocean.

It's one of my favourite places to go, the weather was beautiful and as you can see Emerald was the one that caught all the fish today. Beautiful fresh bream caught in a nice little gutter in the surf where they come into feed. We caught them on just a little bit of left over raw chicken thigh that I had so it really will be a lovely fresh, frugal costing dinner tonight.

You can see other photos of the area from my previous posts here.

SHIPS ARE FEMALES-ALWAYS

Just a little light hearted read for you!!

WHY IS A SHIP CALLED A SHE?

A ship is called a 'she' because there is always a great deal of bustle around her;

there is usually a gang of men about,

she has a waist and stays;

it takes a lot of paint to keep her good looking;

it is not the initial expense that breaks you, it is the upkeep;

she can be all decked out;

it takes an experienced man to handle her correctly;

and without a man at the helm, she is absolutely un-controllable.

She shows her topsides, hides her bottom and,

when coming into port, always heads for the buoys.