Here’s a slightly different and wider aerial shot of Lamb Island than the one used as the header for this blog. That’s some of Macleay Island in the bottom left of the image, part of Karragarra Island bottom right, and a tiny tip of Russell Island on the right above that. The main island at the top, with the scars from sand mining, is North Stradbroke Island. And because the perspective makes the foreground stuff look bigger than the further-away stuff, it may not look a long way from Lamb Island to the Pacific Ocean at the very top of the image, but it’s actually around eight kilometres.
