:10:00
You must be Mr Lindsay.
Lindsay Campion, my wife Norman.
:10:05
- Estella.
- Just out from England?
:10:08
That's it. We arrived
just a couple of weeks ago.
:10:11
So they weren't game to send a local?
:10:13
Well, you...
you're exactly on our way.
:10:16
Oh, well. I'm glad
you got here in one piece.
:10:20
Excuse me, I gotta get back to work.
:10:22
Giddy and Sheela'll show you a room.
You'd probably like to freshen up.
:10:26
- We'd love to, thank you.
- Thank you very much.
:10:31
- You take that for me...
- This way, ladies and gents.
:10:34
Maggie!
:10:45
Thank you. Lovely.
:10:49
You'll have trouble sleeping.
:10:51
She sleeps next door
and she snores terribly.
:10:55
- I do not.
- She sounds like two possums mating.
:10:59
That's so horrible and it's not true.
:11:03
Whereabouts is the, uh...
:11:05
Take him out to the thunder box.
:11:08
Just a tick.
:11:13
I've never snored in my life.
:11:15
I think snoring
can be quite charming, actually.
:11:20
This way.
:11:22
Why do they call it a thunder box?
Cos it's out in the wind and rain?
:11:26
I suppose. But you always need
to keep your shoes on.
:11:29
- Are there stinging nettles?
- Yes, and scorpions and centipedes.
:11:34
Hell.
:11:35
- Can you swim?
- Not very well.
:11:40
I'll wake you up. There's
a swimming hole we go to every day.
:11:43
- I'm Sheela.
- Estella.
:11:49
Does he always take the Bible
with him to the dunny?
:11:52
It wasn't the Bible. He just doesn't
like wasting time, that's all.
:11:59
Well, from the size of it,
he could be there all night.