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24.01.2022 This beautiful green tree frog has taken up residence on the patio awning

20.01.2022 Our little friend stretching his legs

18.01.2022 Beautiful morning walk in the sunshine

17.01.2022 Peaceful morning walk at Lake Placid

16.01.2022 The stunning Windin Falls... a short drive west of Cairns

16.01.2022 The beautiful Behana Gorge just south of Cairns

12.01.2022 And just like that it was Dragon fruit season again YUMMM

11.01.2022 Lovely morning walk

09.01.2022 It’s National Love Your Pet Day!! We wish all the pets a happy day and hope you’re showering them with love Even the naughty ones like Sylvie, who is showing me how she can jump the fence here ... See more

08.01.2022 Enjoyed these yummy jaffles a few days ago at JaffleHead! The hardest part was deciding what to order when the entire menu sounded so good

07.01.2022 Another hot day in Cairns What are you doing to stay cool today?

06.01.2022 Cairns Boutique Walking Tours were front and centre at the ‘International Women’s Day’ breakfast this morning. We applaud the incredible women who won the awards and we applaud the incredible women who were nominated We are in awe of all the women who contribute to our community

06.01.2022 The beautiful Barron River

06.01.2022 It seems like a pizza kind of night

06.01.2022 The Cairns Boutique Walking Tours team are out exploring the Gold Coast for a couple of days Lunch at Burleigh Heads was a good way to start...... See more

05.01.2022 These are my girls...beautiful despite their summer malting They give us so much, love, eggs, fertiliser and pest management...sometimes even a cuddle. Nothing tastes better than a fresh egg How do you like yours done ?

05.01.2022 Last year I was lucky enough to visit Gallipoli and took this photo of John Simpson Kirkpatrick’s grave. Twenty two year old John was in the 3rd Field Ambulance, Australian Army Medical Corps. He provided first aid and used donkeys to stretcher wounded men day and night from the fighting in Monash Valley to the beach on Anzac Cove where they could be evacuated. Simpson became famous for his work as a stretcher-bearer. Using one of the donkeys brought in for carrying water,... under fire, he transported wounded men from the fighting in Monash Valley to the beach on Anzac Cove. Tragically he only survived three weeks. He was killed by machine-gun fire during the third attack on ANZAC cove. Today I am reminded that the ANZAC spirt lives on in our first responders and all our health professionals who are currently under fire on the front line of the covid-19 battle. LEST WE FORGET

02.01.2022 Love makes the world go round

02.01.2022 Who else is always dreaming of where they’ll go next?