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Touring the Tully Sugar Mill

Touring the Tully Sugar Mill. Our village surroundings – sugar cane and rainforest mountains. Grapefruit orchard outside our village. Sugar cane ready for harvest. Banana plantation near our village. Bob on our daily morning walk. The sugar harvest. Two houses we painted in the village.

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Touring the Tully Sugar Mill

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  1. Touring the Tully Sugar Mill

  2. Our village surroundings – sugar cane and rainforest mountains

  3. Grapefruit orchard outside our village

  4. Sugar cane ready for harvest

  5. Banana plantation near our village

  6. Bob on our daily morning walk

  7. The sugar harvest

  8. Two houses we painted in the village

  9. The community center in village of Kennedy

  10. The house we shared with 4 others. We all slept on the floor.

  11. In the rainforest with a “boomerang” tree

  12. Bob in the rainforest on Dunk Island

  13. View of mainland from Dunk Island

  14. Birthday party for one of the volunteers

  15. Under the “knowledge tree” in the village: clockwise Betsy, LeeEllen, Steve, Warren, Dena

  16. l. to r.: Dave, Charmaine, Jane, Bob, Betsy, Nancy, Maxine

  17. The local elementary school

  18. The two-room school has 29 students in grades 1 through 7

  19. Blencoe Falls, ancestral lands of the Girramay people

  20. On a promontory before the falls

  21. The fire pit for the Cuppamurri celebration

  22. We cover the fire pit with sand to hold in steam and cook the kangaroo, pig, and chickens

  23. Volunteers and aboriginal hosts

  24. l. to r.: LeeEllen, Sandra (aka “Whitey”), Bob in Dave’s bush hat

  25. Loving farewells: Betsy, Dena and Zoe

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