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A dinosaur roams free at the Coolum Hyatt golf course. That would be quite scary if it were real.

Platypus Pond

A Sunshine Coast platypus takes an evening hunter-gathering swim for some food. Also known as foraging.

No Entry

True, one cannot drive into the ocean. There are always limitations.

Pumicestone Paddle

Pumicestone Passage is a great place to get out on the water for all manner of activities. 

Kite

Kitesufer enjoying an afternoon session at the beach. 

Currimundi Christmas Sunset

What better way to end a Christmas day than a walk at the beach? As a surprise gift the weather gave us a light show to finish the day in style.

White Sand Christmas

Wishing you all a very merry white sand Christmas!  In Australia Christmas occurs in the summer and there is not a snow flake's chance you will see a white Christmas unless you head to the beach. (Or in some cases you may be lucky to see snow in Tassie at Xmas) Hope you all have a wonderful day.

Glasshouse Mountains

The Glasshouse Mountains water view.

Ocean View

The Pacific Ocean and Caloundra as seen from Bribie Island.

Fort Bribie

A trip up the ocean beach on Bribie Island will bring you to this northern most point for four wheel drive vehicles.  It is an old building from the second world war.  There are several such structures to be found on the beach and a fort walk track with further information can be followed.

Wharf Marina

One of my favourite places to visit on the Sunshine Coast is the Wharf Marina complex at Mooloolaba.

Lights On Boats

One of the brightly lit boats at the Mooloolaba Christmas Lights Boat Parade last night.

Mooloolaba Paddle

This morning I took the little kayak out for its first venture into the Pacific Ocean. Just a short paddle beyond the mouth of the Mooloolah River.

Christmas Lights

Some more Isan Christmas lights in the suburbs.

Mount Isan Christmas Lights

The Christmas lights of Mount Isa in the December desert.

Sunset Paddle

A sunset paddle on Lake Moondarra on a still evening.