Some folks know that I am rather privileged to live on a remote island in the Northern Territory called Groote Eylandt where we have been incredibly lucky so far not to have been impacted by cane toads or other nasties that are stalking the Mainland. Its not a place suitable for everyone considering that once a month our Power Station goes down and we lose power for 4 to 5 hours until they sort it or that standard mail takes anywhere upwards of 3 weeks to arrive by barge but whatever shortcomings there are from "normal life" are certainly made up for by the remoteness and beauty of the place.
Below are some photos of the place and the various areas I have been lucky enough to explore and invited to by the TO's as well as some of the critters I have come across around home and bush as it would be selfish not to share. Alot of photos Im sorry, but more to come too..
Rocks great for herping
Fishing at Emerald River
A Typical Sunset
Bickerton Island where I was lucky enough to spend a day by invite only
Rock Wallaby Lair on Bickerton
Cave Paintings hide in there
Rocks on front beach. Great spot for catching some of the Gilberts Dragons and things catching some rays
A typical sign at all out recreational areas
Great sight during Aug & Sep when the sea fog rolls in
Cave Paintings that folks are allowed to visit
Parked up at South Point for a Picnic
Rats Cove from the boat
Camping out at Marble Point
Woke up on the last morning at Marble and saw this 4m+ chap cruising the shores
View from the cave paintings
Heading into the cave paintings
Typical bush 20m from the house
The Cave paintings
And lastly, some more fishing
Below are some photos of the place and the various areas I have been lucky enough to explore and invited to by the TO's as well as some of the critters I have come across around home and bush as it would be selfish not to share. Alot of photos Im sorry, but more to come too..
Rocks great for herping
Fishing at Emerald River
A Typical Sunset
Bickerton Island where I was lucky enough to spend a day by invite only
Rock Wallaby Lair on Bickerton
Cave Paintings hide in there
Rocks on front beach. Great spot for catching some of the Gilberts Dragons and things catching some rays
A typical sign at all out recreational areas
Great sight during Aug & Sep when the sea fog rolls in
Cave Paintings that folks are allowed to visit
Parked up at South Point for a Picnic
Rats Cove from the boat
Camping out at Marble Point
Woke up on the last morning at Marble and saw this 4m+ chap cruising the shores
View from the cave paintings
Heading into the cave paintings
Typical bush 20m from the house
The Cave paintings
And lastly, some more fishing