Aye, Karumba
Sadly, reluctantly, we left the Developmental Road. Reluctantly only because it meant the end of the Cape, for now at least. But we were embarking on another adventure – to the Gulf of Carpentaria, then …
Sadly, reluctantly, we left the Developmental Road. Reluctantly only because it meant the end of the Cape, for now at least. But we were embarking on another adventure – to the Gulf of Carpentaria, then …
We’re on our way south again. We’ve crossed the Jardine, which for me signifies the end of our time on the Cape. I know we’re officially still here, but I know it’s coming to an …
We’re back in the bush, on the northern bank of the Jardine, loving the peace and the solitude. It took us two and a half weeks to get from Cairns to the top of the …
The eastern side of the Cape York Peninsular has some of the world’s most beautiful, remote, wild, almost untouched (I’d say pristine, but they’re not and I hate that that word is used wrongly so …
We’ve spent a week pottering around the Northern Peninsular Area, finding history, fishing (mostly unsuccessfully), camping on remote beaches and meeting new people. The history of the Cape is fascinating – as is a lot …
The Northern Peninsular Area, of which the Tip is only one part, has a lot of history and there’s a lot to see. If you can find it.