Thread: Fraser Island again

Originally Posted by rainman

What will you use the internet access for?

Daily emails/AULRO/facebook checks, the normal stuff you access when on holidays using someone else's computer - keeping in contact with the outside world. Unless of course I'm out fishing, whale watching or perhaps sandboarding.

Don't get lost in the sinkhole at Inskip Point on your way up.

Have fun Guy! ...need pics of the fish!!!

Hey Guy, don't return like the wild man from Borneo this time hey

Originally Posted by Busman

Hey Guy, don't return like the wild man from Borneo this time hey

may have no choice because I didn't bring a razor - meant to but forgot

good to see the raingiegot you there.........what water craft did you end up taking???

Originally Posted by weeds

good to see the raingiegot you there.........what water craft did you end up taking???

Just the kayak, probably use it in Ocean Lake and the swap/lagoon on the beach front - closer to home for a hot shower afterwards. Way to many sharks to use it in the sea up here and no one to rescue me if I have trouble.

Will get some photos up in the next few days

Thought I'd put up some photos. I have no idea whether the sinkhole at Inskip Point is still growing but this photo was taken last Saturday morning. The other photo of interest to anyone heading north on the Island is the gutter just North of Indian Head now makes the beach impassable at high tide. This photo was taken 2 hours after low tide. I have been told that there is a bypass track that is sometimes open, but it is very tight as it winds through the trees.

There was a considerable delay getting through the Indian Head bypass track as someone in D4 managed to get stuck sideways as well as the hire cars that have little idea how to drive through the soft sand. Some interesting comments were made by the boat owners who were waiting, not so patiently for the track to clear to get their boats through, sometimes with 2 or 3 cars all linked together.

I was able to sneak through so I wasn't held up on the one way track between the Champayne Pools and Waddy Point.

The water holes at Waddy Point continue to drown cars as people drive through them with no idea as to how deep they are.