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Sand Dunes at Jumpinpin Bar Stradbroke Island

Sand Dunes at Jumpinpin Bar Stradbroke Island

Jumpinpin was formed when locals blew up a shipwrecked vessel with dynamite that literally blew and island into two. A cyclone and winds created this glorious l...
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Jumpinpin was formed when locals blew up a shipwrecked vessel with dynamite that literally blew and island into two. A cyclone and winds created this glorious little cove which is safe for boating and swimming at Stradbroke Island. The dunes around the cove are of white sand and look like a desert.
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Canon PowerShot SX540 HS

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 80 Shutter 1/1000 Focal Length 9884/1000

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South Brisbane, Queensland, AU

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Oct, 2018

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