Bibliophilia

I'm counting down my last few days in Cape Tribulation, spending as much time as possible out in the jungle or on the beach while I stil...

Rob's latest project is a couple of Time Capsules being concreted inside one of the moai* . All sorts of locals, and some guests, have ...

I won't bore you with my lifetime history of dental trauma, but let the phrases 'panic attacks' and 'resistance to analgesic...

Me on Morgan on Myall Beach, Cape Tribulation Years ago I woke from a dream about riding horses in the surf, suffused with a sense of joy an...

It's officially Dry season here in the rainforest which means the weather is humid and steamy, but the ground is dry. The fruits availa...

Do the Dishes This book is on exhibition on the Sunshine Coast at the moment, part of the Books '08 : Back to Basics exhibition at the ...

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...