JERICHO Pt 4 or 5?😂






Jericho Drive-In is the smallest in the Southern Hemisphere.    
It’s a unique experience to watch the latest movies in the comfort of your own car….or in one of the canvas seats in the pavilion, it holds 36 cars and was built in 1969. 
The theatre operates on the third Saturday of the month and is run by volunteers from the Jericho State School  P & C.











Ed reckons he was in the “Corporate Box” 🤭

Apparently they were going to show the “State of Origin” football but the person got sick. 

And there was suppose to be a movie on last night……but it was rained out.
Poor buggers can’t win. 🤦‍♀️



Had to laugh…..it says they show the latest movies…….looked this up on Google to see what it was all about……2005!!

We are in the outback….things move a few years slower out this way but that’s a good thing sometimes. 

Stay safe 🦋🦋






 

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