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Monday, July 13, 2009

We stop for a wander along the Beach.

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The Palms, and the beach, says it all.

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The sign is a welcome greeting.

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My view of Townsville.

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We catch up with Mark and Genelle in Townsville.

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Crossing the Burdekin river.

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A very spread out Charters Towers.

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This is the continuation of our adventure around Australia. We have now been on the road for three and a half years.

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      • The view from our campsite in the forest. ...
      • They are called the pink cliffs at Heathcote.
      • Sharon gets her own I-Pod. No more peace in the ca...
      • So that we can catch up with Jonathan in Melbourne.
      • We cross into and straight through NSW and into V...
      • Sharon feeds her friend!!
      • The tree of Knowledge and it’s new enclosure.
      • The Stockman’s Hall of Fame.
      • Up close with a Boeing 707.
      • The Quantas museum in Longreach beckons.
      • A quality mode of transport.
      • We officially cross the Tropic of Capricorn.
      • A spectacular museum well worth the three hours we...
      • Now that is different.
      • All kept in there original environment.
      • The preserved prints, millions of years old !
      • Winton is known for it’s Dinosaur footprints.
      • The largest deckchair in an outdoor cinema.
      • Arno's wall has taken the owner 30 years of devotion.
      • We stay at the bush Hilton. Great views.
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      • A town of great interest on The Edge !!
      • We reach Boulia in the outback of Queensland.
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      • The local artwork tells the story of the town.
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      • The Largest crocodile in Australia.
      • Some bush sculptures.
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      • Sharon finds some more flowers.
      • The spectacular views are everywhere.
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      • Christy Palmerston the pioneer.
      • Now that is a large Tree.
      • A road side sculpture.
      • The classic Outback Train trip.
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