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Location Date Victoria 1441580400 South Australia 1441494000 Queensland
1441407600 Northern Territory 1440111600 Western Australia 1438470000 New South Wales 1380495600 -
Location Date Birdsville 1441407600 Mount Isa 1440975600 Lawn Hill National Park 1440802800 Karumba 1440284400 Burketown 1440198000 Tomato Island 1439852400 Landsborough 1379804400 Cathedral Beach 1379286000 Rainbow Beach 1379199600 Hervey Bay 1379113200 Elliott Heads 1378940400 Seventeen Seventy 1378681200 Gladstone 1378594800 Yeppoon 1378335600 Cape Hillsborough National Park 1378076400 Eungella 1377817200 Airlie Beach 1377644400 Bowen 1377471600 Townsville 1377212400 Paluma 1377039600 Ayr 1376866800 Mission Beach 1376866800 Wongaling Beach 1376694000 Palmer River 1376262000 Archer River 1376175600 Punsand Bay 1375657200 Seisia 1375570800 Thursday Island 1375484400 Loyalty Beach 1375398000 Jardine River 1375311600 Canal Creek 1375052400 Gunshot Creek 1374966000 Bramwell Station 1374879600 Weipa 1374793200 Archer Point
1374534000 Ellis Beach Cairns 1374188400 Ellis Beach 1374188400 Kuranda 1374102000 Emerald 1374102000 Mossman 1374015600 Goondiwindi 1374015600 Wyandra 1373842800 Palm Cove 1373756400 Undara Volcanic National Park 1373670000 Hughenden 1373583600 Longreach 1373410800 Blackall 1373324400 Cunnamulla 1373238000
We all got up bright eyed and bushy tailed this morning ready to leave on the next stage of our big adventure.
We headed straight to Mossman and went to see the gorge. It was humid in the rainforest but it was very pretty and well worth a look.
Our next stop was at the Daintree River where we had to cross via the ferry. There was a reasonably short line in front of us and we were on the other side in almost no time. Almost straight away the road started to climb.
We stopped at the Alexander Range Lookout and took a few pics of the glorious view.
Back into the cars and continued on up the Bloomfield Track. It had a few steep climbs and some of the steepest ones are now concreted. Our guys did a great job navigating these climbs and the first river crossing of the trip.
We had all heard different stories about this track and a couple of us were a bit unsure. Later that arvo Ang posted on face book "A couple of river crossings, lot's of steep stuff and I haven't cracked a can!!!" It was a great intro for us all.
We stopped at Myall Beach at Cape Tribulation, had our lunch and a walk down to the water. Then back on the road and continued on the Rossville-Bloomfield Track. We stopped along the way and went to look at the Bloomfield Falls. They were amazing!! The amount of water coming down was just incredible.
We travelled onto Helenvale and just had to stop and check out the Lion's Den. We thought about staying there the night but we continued on to Archer Point and after a bit of looking around we found a lovely spot to camp right on the beach.
We headed straight to Mossman and went to see the gorge. It was humid in the rainforest but it was very pretty and well worth a look.
Our next stop was at the Daintree River where we had to cross via the ferry. There was a reasonably short line in front of us and we were on the other side in almost no time. Almost straight away the road started to climb.
We stopped at the Alexander Range Lookout and took a few pics of the glorious view.
Back into the cars and continued on up the Bloomfield Track. It had a few steep climbs and some of the steepest ones are now concreted. Our guys did a great job navigating these climbs and the first river crossing of the trip.
We had all heard different stories about this track and a couple of us were a bit unsure. Later that arvo Ang posted on face book "A couple of river crossings, lot's of steep stuff and I haven't cracked a can!!!" It was a great intro for us all.
We stopped at Myall Beach at Cape Tribulation, had our lunch and a walk down to the water. Then back on the road and continued on the Rossville-Bloomfield Track. We stopped along the way and went to look at the Bloomfield Falls. They were amazing!! The amount of water coming down was just incredible.
We travelled onto Helenvale and just had to stop and check out the Lion's Den. We thought about staying there the night but we continued on to Archer Point and after a bit of looking around we found a lovely spot to camp right on the beach.
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Es and Joe The photo's are beautiful bringing back memories the Lions Den was only dirt floor in 80's
Irene & Vic The falls look great particularly with the group in front
Pete and shaz Looks like you guys are having a ball beautiful photos hope all is well and truck going ok drive carefully Lots of love pete and shaz
Phil n Trish really nice photo