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Josphine Falls NP
Josphine Falls NP Josphine Falls section of Wooroonooran National Park near Miriwinni North Queensland. More Info
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10476
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Rural Road
Rural Road Biggs Road passing through sugar cane fields outside of Miriwinni North Queensland More Info
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10468
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Rural Road
Rural Road Biggs Road passing through sugar cane fields outside of Miriwinni North Queensland More Info
ICDR_9938
10469
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The Boulders
The Boulders Rainwater stream surrounded by wet tropical rainforest - the boulders near Babinda North Queensland More Info
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361
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The Boulders
The Boulders Rainwater stream surrounded by wet tropical rainforest - the boulders near Babinda North Queensland More Info
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The Boulders
The Boulders The creek is lined with huge boulders and the clear fresh water weaves between the obstacles to fill large pools where people can swim. Behind The Boulders is Mt Bartle Frere, Queensland's tallest mountain, from which Babinda Creek's cool water originates. The section of the creek where the water rushes over massive granite boulders, smoothing and shaping them, is referred to as The Babinda Boulders. More Info
ICDR_10051
10489
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The Boulders
The Boulders The creek is lined with huge boulders and the clear fresh water weaves between the obstacles to fill large pools where people can swim. Behind The Boulders is Mt Bartle Frere, Queensland's tallest mountain, from which Babinda Creek's cool water originates. The section of the creek where the water rushes over massive granite boulders, smoothing and shaping them, is referred to as The Babinda Boulders. More Info
ICDR_10052
10490
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The Boulders
The Boulders The creek is lined with huge boulders and the clear fresh water weaves between the obstacles to fill large pools where people can swim. Behind The Boulders is Mt Bartle Frere, Queensland's tallest mountain, from which Babinda Creek's cool water originates. The section of the creek where the water rushes over massive granite boulders, smoothing and shaping them, is referred to as The Babinda Boulders. More Info
ICDR_10053
10491
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