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Summer 2025: Day by Day

July 24: Big Steps At Great Barrier Reef

Major attraction, Great Barrier Reef Kathleen Terner 7/24/25 Major attraction, Great Barrier Reef Kathleen Terner 7/24/25

July 24: Big Steps At Great Barrier Reef

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Having arrived at the Lazy Lizard Inn in Port Douglas a few days ago, dripping wet and exhausted from navigating my bike in low visibility for several hours, I left yesterday completely refreshed and renewed, full of great memories of the charming li

Walking along the smooth, white sandy beach of Cape Tribulation in the Daintree Rainforest area, I stopped in my tracks, captivated by a large, paisley shaped work of art at my feet created by hundreds of evenly spaced, pencil eraser sized spherical

Adjusting the weights strapped around my waist, tightening the harness holding the oxygen tank on my back, and placing the regulator in my mouth before lowering myself into the water on The Great Barrier Reef, I wasn’t sure how my first scuba d

Sinking my body into the cold waters of Cooper River underneath the lush tree canopy today, I marveled at the kaleidoscope of colors in the Daintree Rainforest. Perhaps the most breathtaking of all were the wild cassowaries my group caught strutting

When I checked into my motel room in Townsville yesterday, the clerk apologized for the weather, saying it was “so cold and miserable out.” Looking at the coconut trees swaying in the breeze on the honey-colored beach just across the road

When plotting my route east to the Great Barrier Reef, Hughenden, a rural outpost of just over 1,000 people, just looked like a tiny speck on my map. Little did I know it is home to some of the world’s best preserved dinosaur fossils, not to me

You never know what you’re going to find when you stop at a remote town in a dry and arid region. So, when I looked up Mount Isa, I was surprised to learn that the town’s “Hard Times Mine,” in operation from 1923-1960, was one

When the staff at Barkly Homestead reached out to me a few days ago to tell me they were having a problem with flying foxes and would be sounding loud sirens starting at 5:30am the morning I stayed there to repel the creatures, it didn’t sound

I wasn’t sure what to expect out of the Daly Waters Pub. Having misread it on my map and thinking it was “Daily Waters,” I wondered if there was a Christian connection tied to the concept of daily bread. If the slew of discarded bra

Arriving in Darwin two days ago felt rather poignant as Adventure Baby and I are now a little more than halfway around our lap of Australia in terms of miles. We’ve braved strong crosswinds, driving rain, intense heat, wildfires, long stretches