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Lakefield National Park & Portland Roads : We left the Peninsular Developmental Road and diverted into Portland Roads and Chili Beach, then south through the Lakefield National Park down to Lakelands and Mt Carbine. All photos were taken in July 2010 and © Lesley Bray Photography. Photos may not be used for any purposes without the express written permission of <a href="mailto:lesley999@bigpond.com">Lesley Bray</a> <a href="mailto:lesley999@bigpond.com">Contact Me</a> if you would like to purchase any of the images, they are available without a frame.

Lakefield National Park & Portland Roads

Lesley Bray

We left the Peninsular Developmental Road and diverted into Portland R ...

Updated: Jan 07, 2013 11:03pm PST

Lucinda, Ingham & Paluma : These photos were taken between a little town called Deeral and another small place called Paluma. If you ever get the chance to visit North Queensland, don't miss Paluma ! All photos were taken in July 2010 and © Lesley Bray Photography. Photos may not be used for any purposes without the express written permission of <a href="mailto:lesley999@bigpond.com">Lesley Bray</a> <a href="mailto:lesley999@bigpond.com">Contact Me</a> if you would like to purchase any of the images, they are available without a frame.

Lucinda, Ingham & Paluma

Lesley Bray

These photos were taken between a little town called Deeral and anothe ...

Updated: Nov 28, 2011 2:12am PST

Cape York : This part of the trip we leave Twin Falls and finally reach Pajinka - the very tip of Cape York. We make our way back to Weipa, visiting Somerset, Roonga Point, Muttee Head, Captain Billy Landing along the way. All photos were taken in June/July 2010 and © Lesley Bray Photography. Photos may not be used for any purposes without the express written permission of <a href="mailto:lesley999@bigpond.com">Lesley Bray</a> <a href="mailto:lesley999@bigpond.com">Contact Me</a> if you would like to purchase any of the images, they are available without a frame.

Cape York

Lesley Bray

This part of the trip we leave Twin Falls and finally reach Pajinka - ...

Updated: Oct 31, 2011 5:11pm PST

Birdsville & Windorah : This is the closing stage of our tour. We left Birdsville on 8 September in an attempt to stay ahead of the forecasted rain, we did not want to find ourselves stranded again. It was my eldest son's 40th birthday. The road to Windorah was closed so we headed northwards towards Bedourie and turned south along the Diamantina Development Road towards Windorah. This detour was really the long way around, and we were advised to proceed with caution. That evening we camped out on the treeless gibber plains near Boundary Creek on the Diamantina Development Road, the next day we were caught in an amazingly severe storm just outside of Windorah. Relieved not to be stranded by flooding again, we made it into Quilpie. It has been a great five months and now it is over.

Birdsville & Windorah

Lesley Bray

This is the closing stage of our tour. We left Birdsville on 8 Septem ...

Updated: Apr 09, 2011 11:46pm PST

Great Keppel Island : Great Keppel Island is a 1454 hectare tropical island edged by 17 sandy beaches. It is the largest in the 14 islands known as the Keppel group. The first European to travel through the area was Captain James Cook who sailed through the Keppel group between 25 - 27 May 1770. He experienced some difficulty with the shallowness of the water. During this time he named Great Keppel Island and Keppel Bay (after Admiral August Keppel - first Lord of the Admiralty) and Cape Capricorn. Cook did not land at Great Keppel. Nor did Matthew Flinders who must have sighted the island in 1804 when he circumnavigated Australia. It wasn't until 1847 that the first European, a naturalist named McGillivray, set foot near Leeke's Creek. Of course Aborigines had been using the island for thousands of years prior to this. There are well preserved middens (mounds of shells) at the western end of Long Beach.

Great Keppel Island

Lesley Bray

Great Keppel Island is a 1454 hectare tropical island edged by 17 sand ...

Updated: Oct 12, 2010 4:30pm PST

Normanton & Karumba : Cloncurry - Burke & Wills - Gregory Downs - Burketown - Normanton - Karumba

Normanton & Karumba

Lesley Bray

Cloncurry - Burke & Wills - Gregory Downs - Burketown - Normanton - Ka ...

Updated: Sep 22, 2010 9:55pm PST

Winton, Boulia & Mt Isa : Winton - Mayneside - Boulia - Dajarra - Duchess - Mt Isa

Winton, Boulia & Mt Isa

Lesley Bray

Winton - Mayneside - Boulia - Dajarra - Duchess - Mt Isa

Updated: Sep 22, 2010 9:22pm PST

Burleigh Heads : Burleigh Heads holds so many memories for me - spent a lot of time here as a kid, is my favourite beach. Usual story - the high rises didn't exist in my time. Am going back to take some more when I get time

Burleigh Heads

Lesley Bray

Burleigh Heads holds so many memories for me - spent a lot of time her ...

Updated: Sep 22, 2010 3:13am PST

Carnarvon National Park : Carnarvon National Park - Mt Moffat One of the most amazing places I visited was the Carnarvon National Park, including the Carnarvon Gorge and the Mt Moffat Section of the National Park.

Carnarvon National Park

Lesley Bray

Carnarvon National Park - Mt Moffat One of the most amazing places ...

Updated: Sep 22, 2010 2:19am PST

Warwick :

Warwick

Lesley Bray

Updated: Sep 21, 2010 7:02pm PST

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Great Keppel Island : Great Keppel Island is a 1454 hectare tropical island edged by 17 sandy beaches. It is the largest in the 14 islands known as the Keppel group. The first European to travel through the area was Captain James Cook who sailed through the Keppel group between 25 - 27 May 1770. He experienced some difficulty with the shallowness of the water. During this time he named Great Keppel Island and Keppel Bay (after Admiral August Keppel - first Lord of the Admiralty) and Cape Capricorn. Cook did not land at Great Keppel. Nor did Matthew Flinders who must have sighted the island in 1804 when he circumnavigated Australia. It wasn't until 1847 that the first European, a naturalist named McGillivray, set foot near Leeke's Creek. Of course Aborigines had been using the island for thousands of years prior to this. There are well preserved middens (mounds of shells) at the western end of Long Beach.

Great Keppel Island