Scenic Railway was the next stop. By this point on the bus, Mark was enlightening us with several key words and phrases from Australia that one might be hard pressed to discover on their own. I reveal some of them on the next post. The Scenic Railway involved going down 1300 steps, and we stopped at several outlooks to snag pictures. A contest of sorts of dirty jokes was created between Mark and Erin Bailey, and with a “virgin” joke spoken by Erin, she managed to cause the few of us within the joke-hearing range to burst out with laughter. Greer gawked so hard at the joke, that he somehow managed to twist his ankle! You can find the joke, with the now infamous punchline, in one of my photo albums if you are following both this blog and my photo albums on Facebook in sequence. After descending the 1300 steps that ranged from steep to shallow, we rode a railway that brought us back up. I was expecting it to be more fast and thrilling, but perhaps prolonged exposure to Disney and roller coasters in general has totally desensitized me.
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