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Where are the DingosAustralasia » Australia » Queensland | by Rin Monday 29th December 2003 |
Fraser Group All of us with our 4WD!! The Fraser Island trip started out in Hervey Bay where I was put into a group of 4 Irish, 1 German, and 2 English lads from my hostel. The trip was a 3 day/2 night safari on Fraser Island where we traveled around the island in a 4WD camping, hiking, swimming, and a bit of Dingo watching. Once we hit the bottle shop and got our supplies, we all piled into the 4WD and set off to Fraser. We did a lot of driving the first day in order to get to the campsite, but along the way we stopped at the famous shipwreck which was washed onto shore years ago. Also along the way Kieran supposedly saw a Dingo amongst the trees, but we didn't bother reversing as we thought we would see Champagne Pools The next morning came and we saw huge Iguanas and a tarangula-like spider but not Dingos. We had a lot planned for the day but couldnt drive anywhere until low tide. While we were waiting we sun-bathed at the Champagne pools and cooled off in the water with the waves crashing against the rocks creating the champagne-like bubbles. While driving to our destinations, we saw the Pinnacles/colored-sand, the canyan, and stopped at Eli Creek floating down stream. I had a go at driving the 4WD on the Shipwreck Our next stop was my favorite spot, Lake Waddy. Even though it was a 2K hike, it was well worth it. Behind the lake were endless sand dunes. We all climbed to the top if the hill and acting like a playful 6 year-old running back down and jumping into the lake. After repeating this a couple of times, we figured it was time to make our way to the campsite before dark. It was our last night in Fraser and we spent it playing "never have I ever," number games, and categories. unfortuneately our night was cut short by the ranger and his back-up to quiet us down. On the last day on Fraser we drove to Lake McKenzie, which was the largest freshwater lake on the island. The sand is so fine that you can exfoliate with it and all of us girls took advantage of this beauty luxury. Before getting onto the ferry to go back to Hervey Bay, I had to get one thing and that was a postcard of a Dingo!! SInce I didn't see or get a picture of a Dingo, I had to settle Waddy Lake Canyon |
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