Discovered a boat ramp at Lucinda, up around the corner and down the road.
Hinchinbrook Island in the distance.
The town of Ingham a population of about 4.700 people is not that far from Lucinda thus providing the town with a supermarket and plenty of shopping.
That's a Patrol Boat checking peoples fish that they caught.
He's coming in after fishing, there is a jetty and a walkway to his house.
Found this photo of the end of the long jetty where the ships are and load the sugar.
Our stay at Lucinda was most enjoyable as we hadn't been there before, so there were scenes to discover and noises we hadn't heard of before.
It was a busy Caravan Park and one had to book before arriving to make sure there was a place to park the caravan. Many people come to Lucinda for fishing in the Australian Winter, and some for just a holiday or both.
There is only one shop which sells great fish n chips among other things.
Plenty of nice houses for sale but of course over priced and being a very small place there wasn't a great deal for locals to do.
In the night we heard this screaming and it sounded like a woman in trouble, so imagine several of these Bush Curlew birds screaming - this video I found on Youtube and it goes for a couple of minutes so you can hear the scream.
A bit more of the Lucinda Jetty, and the blue is to help keep out the sea creatures from this part of the beach.
Above the ever saving Vinegar if one gets stung by a sea creature, and of course swim at your own risk.
The beginning of the Lucinda Jetty and the shop below.
