The Town of 1770 was named as Captain Cook landed here in May 1770, hence the festival for the weekend celebrated the first Queensland landing of Captain Cook.
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| This bush turkey came into our camp for a feed, but he certainly wasn't going to share with this seagull |
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| Sunset at 1770 |
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| Sunsets were amazing. These shots were taken on the same night. |
Amazing spot, we are camping right on the beach, but the weather is the worst weather we have had on the trip, rain, wind and freezing. We have resident tawny frog mouths near our bus and the fruit bats are out at night.
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| Our campsite, right on the beach |
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| Fireworks |
On the Saturday night we had fireworks right out the front of the bus. Sunday bought out some sun so we went for a long walk along the beach.
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