Bibliophilia

True Blues I would speak every word with the pure compelling light of the Ulysses’ flashing flutter. That heart-skipping blue, the c...

Back at Cape Tribulation it is butterfly season. It is not uncommon to see a mixed dozen in one place at the same time. The most glorious ...

I inhabited a vivid tropical rainforest landscape in my imagination long before I ever came to the Daintree. No such anticipation prepared ...

Pearl divers suit, inthe museum on Thursday Island Not very many people live on Cape York. It is possible to drive all day and pass just a c...

The Dry season on Cape York really is dry, unlike the 'Dry' in Cape Trib in which the rain is just not quite constant. The Wet sea...

A classic Cape York photo- though this is unusual for being Kerry's 2WD fording a creek on Old Telegraph Road! Cape York is one of the v...

There are a few lace monitors that hang around the house here. One even came into the kitchen recently and went through the rubbish bin, lea...

Last one... looking at light.

I'm away for three weeks, camping in Cape York, one of the most inaccessible and isolated parts of Australia (which is saying something!...

I went with friend to the monthly markets at Lync Haven just south of Cape Trib . It's a motel with bistro and a small wildlife park. ...

Cape Tribulation is famous for its costume parties. I went to my first one last weekend dressed as a coral reef. My two favourite costumes w...