Darwin is a teeny town of just 86,000 people (relative to the size of most other territory capitol cities, anyway). Sitting as the gateway to the outback and a mini-tropical place, it was also the warmest and most humid of all of Australia that I had the fortune to visit.

Fortunately, the historic town hall is no longer used, given 3/4 of its walls were lost in the '97 cyclone.	From the beach, it looks like a rather lovely place (it is). Even if you just look from the footpath.	I can only imagine how big the fish are around these parts to need a big gun just for fishing.
Borrowed from the U.S. Old West, or vice versa, I'm not sure, but the parallels are eerie, aren't they?	I don't know what I think of this cafe, but the name alone sends a chill down my dorsal feathers.	Even if the downtown area at night is as pretty with its neon and what-not.