Looking across Bustard Bay towards
Eurimbula
National Park. From afar, the area looks the way it might have
been in
Cook's day.
Report
on the 2009 Queensland Expedition -
Eric M. Appleman |
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| Round Hill Head on the Discovery Coast, near Agnes Water/1770, is the area where on May 24, 1770, then Lieutenant James Cook made his second landing in Australia and first in Queensland. On April 29 Cook landed in Botany Bay in what is now the Sydney area. | |
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| Marker commemorating the landing of Lieutenant James Cook "under the lee of this point" | |
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Looking across Bustard Bay towards
Eurimbula
National Park. From afar, the area looks the way it might have
been in
Cook's day.
Report
on the 2009 Queensland Expedition -
Eric M. Appleman |