Sunday
11th June 2017
SHE
SAID:
Before
the rain hit, but travelling through heavy gloomy skies, I headed for
the Eubenangee Swamp National Park. I had wanted to do this 3km walk
for a while.
I
spotted a small crocodile in the Alice River, but it disappeared
before I got a shot off. There was also a turtle basking; it was
more accommodating, posing nicely for me.
The
view from the hill above the swamp was great; the Bellenden Ker Ranges
were topped in clouds but still visible. Bartle Frere is in these
ranges; it is Queensland's highest mountain.
Into the swamp I go... |
Looking out for sugar cane trains... |
The swamp below & the Bellenden Ker Ranges beyond |
This basking turtle was well away from where I saw the crocodile |
The view along Bramston Beach from the boat ramp |
Jocelyn Creek at the Bramston boat ramp |
A few easy chores around the house and a few shows kept me out of mischief today.
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