Saturday 5th September Early start out of bed and on the wallaby track by 8.50am. No breakfast we plan to have that at the first stop - well we do the drive back to the main road. Then wait for the dust to clear as the morning peak hour rush is on - camper trailers and Toyota landcruisers - so after the dust settles we trundle into six mile - well we don't go right to the campground but we figure with a bit of a hedge trim here and there - we don't have br...

Friday 4th September The fish woke us splashing in the river and the sun turned the sky all orange and the river reflected the sky with clarity. The frogs went back to bed and the birds got out on the hustling's with a vengeance. Well we are all laid back for a lazy departure and turns army Jim and his six mates - army Jim has shorts and no shirt - he needs us to see that he has another six pack than the one in his esky. They have driven for an hour ...

Wednesday 2nd September We had our customary slow start - decided that driving out to Cape Melville was just a lot of driving and was not worth it given we did not have a couple of nights up our sleeve to stay there if we liked it. So we did the walk along the river instead - Sue had a lovely experience with a red winged parrot - Mal thought it was an Eclectus Parrot but he was wrong. We sat down by a small lagoon and watched some forest kingfishers with t...

The skies are more filled with clouds and if we had a shower it would not be surprising. We packed; we went back to the rock pools - We visited the old Beeza Homestead - a German couple came here to raise pack horses for the gold rush but when the gold petered out and cattle just did not work at that time that moved on. The old mango trees still stand and the cockatoos sharpen their beaks by snapping off the green mangoes - about a dozen fell while we wer...

30 August 2015 Sunday Still morning with the estuary at fairly low tide - a still morning promising to turn into a hot day. Mal went out early to take out a few low hanging branches which he had missed on the way in - he made himself an extension for his bush saw, so he can get the higher ones that rub on Vicki's roof. We had breakfast and Sue settled down to do some wagon work and Mal worked on his painting - we moved the camper into the shade it was ...