Our Camping Spot at Julia Creek
We have been camped up next to the Hughenden Show Grounds last night and will be staying again tonight. It is $6 per night with no power or water.
A Coolibah Tree near the Showgrounds
We left Julia Creek Tuesday and travelled to Richmond.
Lake Fred Tritton located at the edge of the town of Richmond Qld
This beautiful flower grows abundantly in the area it is called Flinders Poppy
Hughenden has links to a prehistoric past with over 3000 fossil specimens from the cretaceous period have been found near the area, varieties include many marine reptiles,
Porcupine Gorge
Muttaburrasaurus, Hughenden Sauropod, Qld Pterosaur and a large selection of shells, molluscs and fish. This is further evidence that this part of the country was originally covered by sea. We travelled 63kms today to investigate Porcupine National Park and again we weren't disappointed the gorge was spectacular even with its volcanic black rocks. We move on tomorrow and will probably pull up halfway to Charters Towers.
1 comment:
Hello, my name is Steve. Concerning your blog page, http://gallivantour.blogspot.com/2009/07/hughenden-qld.html,
I was wondering if you have a higher resolution picture of that coolibah tree. I do photoshop compilations for studio work in my architecture class and that's an excellent picture of a coolibah. If you do happen to have an original, would you mind emailing me the picture? My email is sg9559@gmail.com. Thanks, have fun!
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