Continued Photos for--
Australia Adventures Continues: North Queensland and Over the Top
May
— July, 2005
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COOK
TOWN
Sailboat entering Daytime Squall
Red Sails at Sunset
Ann Sits Outside in Squall
Joe Navigating Below
Captain Cook Statue in Cooktown
Captain Cook in 2 Longboats Row Ashore
Aboriginees Await Captain Cook's Arrival Ashore
Marines Storm the Shore
Captain Cook Arrives Ashore
Captain Cook Encounters Aboriginal Warriors
Discovery Festival Re-enactment "Cast"
Cooktown Parade
Cooktown Discovery Festival Party Shirt
Cooktown Pub
Low Tide at Cooktown
Cook's Lookout
Cruising North Along
Barrier Reef Islands
Fishing in Big Seas for Big Fish-- Unsuccessfully
NOT What we Wanted-
-
a Shark!
Small Mackeral Caught Finally
Tanker "Freeway"
Tankers Get Too Close for Comfort
Low Islet
Lighthouse at Low Islet
Picnic Ashore at Low Islet
Catamaran Pacific Bliss Passes Us Up
Seaplane Takes Off at Lizard Island
Birdseye View of Surrounding Reefs at Lizard Is.
Lizard Island Lookout
Island with Lone Palm
Pelican On Beach
Small Bird Landed Aboard
Mi Gitana at Anchor
GOVE (ACROSS THE TOP END), GULF OF
CARPENTERIA--NORTHERN TERRITORIES
Gove Yacht Club
Dinghy Attire in Gove Harbour
More Dinghy Attire: Lois in Trashbag Pants
Joe, Michele, and Lois Aboard Pacific Bliss
Bauxite Mine at Sunset Across Harbour
Arial Telephone Pole after Bauxite Stripped
Michele and Joe in Bauxite Tour Attire
Joe and Michele in Mine area
ENROUTE TO AND
ARRIVAL IN DARWIN
Pilot Whales Come Alongside
Pilot Whales Ride Along With Us
Approach to Hole in the Wall
Getting Closer to Hole in the Wall
Rock Wall Lines Hole in the Wall
2 Boats Behind Us Exit Hole in the Wall
Going Through Locks at Cullen Bay Marina
Locks Opening for Pacific Bliss
4 Happy Sailors Celebrate Making it To Darwin
Fannie Bay Sunset
Tourists Flock to Mindle Beach at Sunset for Photos
15 ft. Saltwater Crocodile Approaches
Getting Closer
Meat Dangles in Front of Croc
He Rises Up...
And Higher Out of the Water
And Again
After His Fill of Meat, He Buries Himself in Mud
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