Cooktown to Old Laura

Our first stop was not far out of Cooktown, where we met up with a third Mitsy. Stopping at Isabella falls, must be named after my wonder full niece Isabella Churches. An amazing spot where you can go right behind the falls and chill out almost completely dry. The water was perfect for cooling off.
It was getting late so we decided to find a place to camp.
Not long and we hit the Red Dust,  the red dirt highways, smooth, straight, red dirt & dust. after a couple of hours and a couple nice creek crossings to wash a bit of red dust off we found a free camp thanks once again to Wiki Camps, between Old Laura and Laura. It was just a dusty pull off bay, so we could of stopped anywhere really, no facilities, lots of firewood, ahh not steak for dinner again. James slept out side under the stars in his hammock there where no biting bugs,
Probably too dry & dusty.

The next day we plan to check out Bathurst Heads, if it was possible, track conditions unknown, maps not entirely accurate
The adventure is starting to get interesting, maybe we will find some mud for these tyres.

Red dust on my brand new Bridgestones

Water from Behind the falls

Isabella Falls