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home to mangroves, quite a contrast to the beautiful
sandy beaches of the travel brochure.
![](http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/6056/984/400/Hay%20Point%20Coal%20Term%203.0.jpg)
coal terminals, it was built to ship coal from the central
Queensland coal fields.
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no longer politically correct it is harmless and still in use
today.
Blackboys are an extremely slow growing plant, only
growing 1 foot in 10 years, so these specimens are quite
old.
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Station, based near Cairns, the Kuranda Rail trip is one
of Queenslands premier tourist destinations.
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erected each summer to protect bathers from the stings
of marine stingers, these are not fatal but can be
extremely painful.
2 comments:
Gorgeous, Peter. The blues are incredible.
Great pictures! Thanks again for sharing them.
Ava
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