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Cooktown Waterfront

Finally a day with no rain but the humidity was still high and I sat on a bench outside Lions Kiosk, which was closed, and sweated in the heat. I drove up to the wharf and decided to go and find the CWA building and their Linen sale. I did not buy anything as itContinue reading “Cooktown Waterfront”

Sunset Burrum Heads

The following table shows the sunrise time, sunset time, and length of day in Burrum Heads, QLD for the entire year of 2021. The shortest and the longest days in Burrum Heads, Queensland are 2021-06-16 (10 hours 34 minutes) and 2021-12-19 (13 hours 43 minutes), respectively http://www.australiaab.com/sun/29212652 Sun path refers to the daily and seasonal arc-like path that theContinue reading “Sunset Burrum Heads”

Minnie Waters NSW

Dolphins were playing in the waters between the rocks and whales out on the Ocean..

Wooli NSW

Wooli is practically an island – a three kilometre long finger of land surrounded by the Pacific on one side and the glorious Wooli Wooli River on the other. This is a beach town with saltwater in its veins. This section of coastline forms the northern sector of the Solitary Islands Marine Park which protectsContinue reading “Wooli NSW”

Redland Bay Marina

Redland Bay is the Main port for travel to the Southern Morton Bay Islands. Here the ferries go to Russell, Macleay, Karragarra and Lamb Island. From here, buses travel to the City, Logan and Mt Gravatt ..

Surfers Paradise…Room with a view through Glass

I arrived at Nerang Station and waited for the bus to Surfers Paradise. It collects many tourists and the bus was full, standing room only. It stops at Surfers right opposite the Rail. I walked off the bus to the corner, and there was Shore Apartments on my left. I walked towards it along theContinue reading “Surfers Paradise…Room with a view through Glass”

Rocky Point Russell Island

The four Islands that make up the Southern Moreton Bay Islands are flood free, and we do not see those sort of floods that the rest of South East Queensland and Northern NSW experience. Naturally we get some overland water flow, but being small Islands, the water just runs off into the Bay with little effect on personal property.

These Islands are possibly one of the safest havens in South East Queensland, and remain undiscovered by a vast majority of Australians