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Alligator Creek
Head north from Townsville looking for a pretty spot for a picnic and you might end up at Paluma; head south, and you get to Billabong Sanctuary or, just a little further on, Alligator Creek picnic and camping grounds. Turning … Continue reading
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Tagged Alligator Creek, damselfly, dragonfly, picnic, skink, Spider, swimming hole
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Magnetic Island interlude
We took advantage of the Easter break to visit Magnetic Island, just half an hour by ferry from Townsville – close enough that quite a few people live on the Island and work in town. Most of the island is … Continue reading