| Final leg of the trip to the tip of Cape York - start of the half hour walk to the tip, with York Island in the background. Almost 900 km from Cooktown. |
| Looking west on the walk to the tip |
| Looking west on the walk to the tip |
| Joy nearing the tip - with York (left) and Eborac Islands in the background |
| Looking west again on the walk to the tip |
| This has to be the northernmost ant-hill on mainland Australia |
| York (left) and Eborac Islands guarding the tip of Cape York |
| Looking back down the east coast from near the tip of Cape York. The nearest island is Albany Island which protected Somerset Beach where we camped. |
| Zooming in on Albany Island from the east coast of the tip of Cape York |
| Joy and Murrough at the northernmost tip of the Australian continent |
| Joy and Murrough at the northernmost tip of the Australian continent |
| Looking north west from the tip with York Island to the right |
| Looking north west from the tip with York Island to the right |
| Looking west from the tip of Cape York towards Prince of Wales Island, just south of Thursday Island |
| Zooming in on Prince of Wales Island (at top of photo) |
| York Island guarding the tip of Cape York |
| Prince of Wales Island in the distance |
| York Island again |
| A fisherman heading off to try his luck on the eastern side of the tip of Cape York |
| Zooming in on Albany Island, only about 10 km down the east coast from the tip of Cape York |
| York Island |
| The Australian continent's most northerly ant-hill |
| At the tip of Cape York - a long way from home |
| Walking back from the tip of Cape York - with York Island in the background |
| Busy carpark at the start of the walk to the tip of Cape York |
| Beach next to the carpark at the tip - looking west |
| Beach next to the carpark at the tip - looking north east towards the tip (over the hill) |
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