Posts in Gary Wood

Small Crystal Creek Bridge

An amazing piece of architecture: Little Crystal Creek, North Queensland

Gary Wood -
Dec 9
In the summer months the humidity conspires with the deadly jelly fish to […]
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Swimming Hole Adel's Grove

Crocodiles, snakes and red wine…..paddling Lawn Hill

Gary Wood -
Dec 9
I don’t think I’ve ever moved so fast, in between my legs was […]
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Jelly Fish Eats Diver

“Jelly fish eats diver” – exploring the exHMAS Brisbane.

Gary Wood -
Dec 9
Diving on the exHMAS Brisbane is one of the most exciting wreck dives […]
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Wild camping - Outback Tour of Queensland Day One

Wild camping in Australian

Gary Wood -
Dec 9
Wild camping is one of the most cost effective ways to travel the […]
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Kayak Ross River

Flies, mozzies, crocodiles and killer jelly fish… a pleasant day on the Ross River?

Gary Wood -
Dec 8
OMG what a shitty place to stop for the night, is there no […]
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Cooks Monument 1770

Captain Cook’s visit to Queensland in 1770

Gary Wood -
Dec 7
This story provides an overview of the town of 1770 and a small […]
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Hidden Valley

The story of tin mining and the discovery of the Hidden Valley.

Gary Wood -
Dec 7
North Queensland, Australia has two distinct climates. These are hot and dry, and […]
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SS Yongalla Drop Line

Ship wrecks, ghosts and giant fish….. diving the SS Yongala.

Gary Wood -
Dec 7
Diving the SS Yongala is one of the most breathtaking dive sites on […]
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Noosa Everglades Adventure: Kayaking the River of Mirrors

Gary Wood -
Nov 29
Now I’m not one of those existentialist, tree hugging theoretical physicists that claim […]
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Sign as you enter the town of Forsayth

There’s a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and its called “Forsayth”

Gary Wood -
Nov 29
What drove people to walk extreme distances through savage heat, stabbing spinifex, and […]
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