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| This kangaroo decided to relax on the grass near the cabins of the Cape Hillsborough Resort. |
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| The beach comprises wide sandy reaches with lumps of pock-marked rock littered around. |
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| On the western side of the Cape is an indigenous path running by a beach with a lot of history and significance for the Aboriginal people who once inhabited this area. |
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| This spot was actually a fish trap used by the original indigenous people. |
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| Blokarting has become a popular new sport for people to try out on the wide beach of the cape. |
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| This raised hillock is actually an Aboriginal midden that is comprised of many years of discarded shells. |
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| Cape Hillsborough is an ancient remnant of a large volcanic culdara. |
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| After an exhausting walk up the hill, I was rewarded with this view towards Wedge Island. |
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| I have a cuppa outside the cabin I stayed in in February 2012. The three-day stay was intended to be my little writing retreat but "cabin fever" sucked out my motivation, so I explored the area instead. |
