Dingo ate who's baby?

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April 2nd 2007

Published: August 7th 2007

Dingos, a Rain Forest, and 100 Amazing Lakes! I hurried out of Cairns to get to Brisbane by plane today. Again, off to a city I know nothing about. For 1 night, I was to stay in Brisbane, wake up and catch the first train to the airport again to take a small flight to Hervey Bay. From there, I was to be picked up from the airport and shuttled off by ferry to the popular scenic destination of Fra... Read Full Entry

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Nathan Nowack

NNowack

I'm an amateur photographer who has devoted the past year to become a full time professional photographer. For the past 8 years, I've worked in the DVD business as a Programmer and Producer. Hoping to escape the crazy, stressful life of the Hollywood industry, I decided I needed a change. So I quit my job, tied up my loose ends, and was off on some eye opening and memorable 2007 vacations. While traveling around, I continue to take as many photos as possible in hopes that they will someday fill my portfolio and supply me with future jobs. But while I travel, I also want to experience an... full info

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Spider overhead

One was even hanging over my head at one point.

View from Window

Wonderful Ocean views from my seat. Glad I didn't have to wash the window.

Our Beach Road

Looks easy enough to drive on.

Through the trees

Green and deep, but refreshing and sandy, also small fish would nibble on your feet.

Lake Wabby sand

The 60 foot sand dune is moving onto the lake over time with the wind.

Lake Wabby sun

Looked hot out there, good thing I had a lake behind me.

Lake Wabby wide view

Fairly large freshwater lake too

Our Bus

Held 45 people, only 10 on the tour.

Lake Mckenzie

Through the trees, the sand looked white and the water looked blue.

Goana

Large Goana in the picnic area.

Goana hug

Tree hugging lizzards, who knew. :-)

Lake McKenzie Waters

I guess the view through the trees, weren't lying. Very blue water + very white sand beach = WOW!!

Feet at McKenzie Lake

I could have spent a few more hours here.

Lake McKenzie's Clear Water

One of the cleanest lakes in the world!!!

Very White Sand

The Sand is almost pure Silica.

Sand Python

Yes, you all know I like to play in the sand.

Ferry Cat

Made me miss Kit. Cat on a ferry though, pretty funny if you ask me.

7th May 2007

Mike (Crusher)
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Dingo was his Name-o
Okay, how many slices of paradise are you visting? It seems each destination overshadows the other. You're right, the beaches and waters are stunning. I think it would be hard to leave such a pristine place but it's cool you got to visit. I bet the spiders made you relive childhood, eh? Ick. Cool to see a true Dingo and I'm glad you didn't get carried off like some chunk of meat. Whew. Thanks for sharing the great stories and pictures! Keep 'em coming!

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