A nice Golden Trevally caught off the Seisia Wharf on Sunday morning. "I could get very used to this!" [used one of the handlines from Woree Q-staff!

At last the kids at local Injanoo lower primary School wont have to look over their shoulders for a while. this 3 metre croc was caught yesterday in a trap set just outside the school on the waters edge. it's off to a relocation but there is still the 5 metre one that has so far eluded Parks & wildlife rangers! [Photo taken at the compound at Bamaga Police Station March 23/08]

Magnetic ant hill at Mutee Heads.
These are everywhere. I liked this
one as the fence goes right through
the middle!

Easter Saturday Picnic at
Mutee Beach with Phil, Toni,
Chris, Kate & Jenny.
Pristine beach on the west coast
of the cape.

Crocodile tracks in the sand at Mudee Beach. [definitely not pretend!] these photos were taken near [8 metres] some fellow teacher camping sites [which were relocated very quickly]. Estimates croc size between 2 to 2.5 metres in length.

The 1st line of defence! 1941
WW2 radar relics left over from the days when everyone epected a Japanese invasion.
Mudee Heads [just near the Mouth of the Jardine River, on the West coast [ 1 hour 4/wheel drive from Bamaga]

Back to the tip of Australia

more teachers driving the 20 km to the top of the Cape

Phil and one of his classes....looking well behaved!

view from Toni's classroom. This is looking over the central Bamaga CBD

poster in local supermarket at Bamaga

Toni and her classroom [where's Toni? dont know]

Our car has really been trashed since we arrived. Who would think only 3 yrs old!

Little Lui Street Bamaga





our home sweet home

Toni using the hi tech security gate

Imagico Beach looking west

NPA college during a wet season downpour







The Island Barge at Seisia wharf [ adventures in Paradise] anyone remember Adam Troy?