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Written by Louise Southerden
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Saturday, 18 August 2007 |
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Bushwalking on water

Sea kayaking along the east coast of Hinchinbrook Island in north Queensland
By Louise Southerden
Winning entry for 2006 ASTW Travel Writer of the Year – Responsible Tourism.
First published in WellBeing #102, November 2005
At first glance, Hinchinbrook Island in north Queensland is a wild and daunting place. That’s if you can see it – we couldn’t, as we drove south along the aptly-named Bruce Highway on our way to Lucinda, about halfway between Townsville and Cairns, where we were to launch our kayaks. How, we wondered, could Australia’s largest island national park be so invisible from the mainland? |
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