This was an unusual stop on our way out of Monkey Mia - Shell Beach. The beach you see in the picture isn't really a beach - more like rock and entirely made from shells. The place had a really quiet errie feel to the place. The water that meets the beach is only about 10cm deep for about a kilometer out, so there's no waves and no life.
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Monday 14 May 2007
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