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 Knifeblade by Myndo
They are formed by the wind and slowly wander. They engulf forests in their path at rates up to 1m a year.
You can find them at several places on the island (no surprise, since the island is of sand).
Wungul, Stonetool and Knifeblade are the three most known. Leave a Comment
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 Lake Wabby, Fraser by Myndo
To get there, you must walk a little (never hurts).
There is a steep Dune right on one rim of the lake, you can sit on it and hold your feet in the water, or go for a swim. The water is quite warm (like a bath).
If you are lucky, you can also watch the sea-eagle there.
Climb the Dune and you feel as if in a desert. Leave a Comment Directions: Close to Eurong ( a little north of it).
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 Pinnacles, Fraser by Myndo
As you can see, it really depends on the weather you have, what the colors are.
On the right side: at good weather and sunshine
On the left side: same with rain and clouds.
Other Sandstone-Monuments are:
Red Canyon, Rainbow Gorge, Poyungan Rocks... Leave a Comment
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 On Indian Head, Fraser by Myndo
A little down the beach (north) are the Champagne Pools.
Normally you can´t go for a swim on this side of the island since there are some nasty currents and sharks in the sea. But the Champagne Pools are a little separated from the sea by some stones.
So have a swim (or bath) here.
You have to be a little careful anyway, since the waves get in if they are big. Leave a Comment
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 Lake Mc Kenzie, Fraser by Myndo
The water has been percolated through sand, where organic compounds have been removed by minute quantities of aluminium and iron compounds.
Its great for a swim or just lying on the beach - better than lying on the beach to the sea - too much traffic, high waves and sharks in the water ... Leave a Comment
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 The Champagne Pools by Jmill42Leave a Comment
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 Part of the Maheno by Jmill42Leave a Comment
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´Explore the inner parts of the island as well.
The vegetation is sometimes really thick, like in a rain forest.
There are special plants to be found here like the Scribble Gum, an Eucalyptus tree wich bark looks like someone has written on it...
Also driving around the inner parts of the island is fun. The roads (if you want to call them so) are all sand and with deep holes... Offroad driving on the road so to say. 4WD is essential!
A typical road you can see in the second picture. Leave a Comment
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 by Mez77Leave a Comment Address: Halfway between east and west beach
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 Me at Indian Head by Mez77
Once you are up on the headland, on a calm day you can look down into the water and see all types of marine life. This photo was taken on a windy day, so there isn't much to be seen.
During whale season, you can also see the mothers travelling south with their calves. Leave a Comment
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