Blogs from Tully Gorge National Park , Queensland, Australia, Oceania

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We left Cairns in drizzling rain and took the Canecutters' Way, a pretty, quieter road, until we reached the turn off to North Mission Beach where we once again set up at the caravan park. Today wasn't a good beach day, grey and cloudy, so we decided a return visit to Tully Gorge was a good way to spend the day. Tully is the wettest town in Australia and it didn't disappoint, it was raining when we got there. We took the usual photo of the large Golden Gumboot, complete with green frog, and the large sugar mill in town, then drove towards the Gorge. The inevitable sugar cane lined each side of the road, with the occasional cattle grazing and then hectares and hectares of banana plantation for quite a few kilometres. Glimpses of the ... read more
Bananas everywhere
'Take our photo!'
Fun!


White water rafting is awesome. Such a rush and we even manage to flip the boat. We stop off for lunch and take a trip down the waterfall. Following the end of our trip I have a beer with the group that I just did the white water rafting, suck it in and great ready for the longest hitch hiking trip I've made up to this point in my life. Alone. Unassisted. I'm so tempted to ask the tour guides where the best place is to do it, whether it's worth or, wether it would be best to just take a bus and where in the world would I find this bus now? But I wait it out, smile as they board the bus, put on my bags and walk out to the M1 motorway. The ... read more
Port Hitchinbrook Marina
Me about to go White Water Rafting!!!
AWOL




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