About 30km north of Townsville is a great free camp at Bluewater where we stayed a few nights. On arriving we were informed by one of our fellow campers that there was a snake guarding the wheelie bin and so of course I had to go and have a look with my camera. One thing to be careful of when photographing a snake? Other people who decide it would be a good idea to "Nudge" the snake with their foot while your head is inches away from it. I kid you not. We also found a pretty Blue-Winged Kookaburra and a bunch of cheeky Possums.
Mum & Dad arrived for a visit the night after we got there and Mum was a bit nervous to hear of the Snake visiting. The backpackers who slept overnight in the open swag just metres away obviously weren't too worried though!
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Cheeky little Possums trying to get into the annex |
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The wheelie bins were empty…wonder why? |
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Close up of Snake - anyone know what type of Snake it is? |
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Ash taking an "ankle dip" in the fresh water |
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