Port Douglas – Christmas 2005
Tuesday, January 10th, 2006 at 7:16 pm by Wally
My sister-in-law made Creme Caramel:
‘Twas hot, but the boys transformed into fish and spent many hours in the pool:
Christmas lunch is nearly ready to go:
Walking along Four-mile beach at Port Douglas:
Sand Crabs in the beach:
Dramatic clouds and sun:
From the lookout, looking down over Port Douglas and four-mile beach:
A different lookout this time, looking back to where the Daintree River enters the sea:
Found this huge butterfly – the wingspan would be about 20cm from wing-tip to wing-tip:
Rainforest… birds-nest fern:
The beach at Cape Tribulation:
Strange flower on a tree:
Baby Cassowary, Cape Tribulation:
This is a Rhinoceros beetle – it is about 10cm long, found (alive and kicking) on the footpath of the main street in Port Douglas:
Feeding Cassowaries at Hartleys Crocdile farm:
And a bunch of crocs, again at Hartleys:
This little chap was on the garage wall when we came back from dinner one night:
Great effect one morning… with the sun behind the clouds: