The Golden Gumboot
The idea of a Big Gumboot to enhance Tully’s image and welcome visitors was embraced by Tully community bodies in 1997 and funding was raised in 2002. Tully Lions Club and Tully Rotary, under Ron Hunt, Community Service Director of Tully Rotary, obtained funding and donations from various sources. The Gumboot was designed, fabricated and installed by Brian Newell. More Info
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The Golden Gumboot
The idea of a Big Gumboot to enhance Tully’s image and welcome visitors was embraced by Tully community bodies in 1997 and funding was raised in 2002. Tully Lions Club and Tully Rotary, under Ron Hunt, Community Service Director of Tully Rotary, obtained funding and donations from various sources. The Gumboot was designed, fabricated and installed by Brian Newell. More Info
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The Golden Gumboot
The idea of a Big Gumboot to enhance Tully’s image and welcome visitors was embraced by Tully community bodies in 1997 and funding was raised in 2002. Tully Lions Club and Tully Rotary, under Ron Hunt, Community Service Director of Tully Rotary, obtained funding and donations from various sources. The Gumboot was designed, fabricated and installed by Brian Newell. More Info
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The Golden Gumboot
The idea of a Big Gumboot to enhance Tully’s image and welcome visitors was embraced by Tully community bodies in 1997 and funding was raised in 2002. Tully Lions Club and Tully Rotary, under Ron Hunt, Community Service Director of Tully Rotary, obtained funding and donations from various sources. The Gumboot was designed, fabricated and installed by Brian Newell. More Info
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Tully
Butler Street Tully.Tully is a small town in Queensland, Australia, adjacent to the Bruce Highway and by road approximately 140 km south of Cairns and 210 km north of Townsville.
The Tully River (previously known as the Mackay River) was named after Surveyor-General William Alcock Tully in the 1870s. The town of Tully was then named after the river (previously it had been known as Banyan). More Info
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