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Cape Leveque north of Broome

One of the most beautiful coastlines I have ever seen, Cape Leveque landscape  has the wow factor at sunset. The way the setting sun  from across the Indian Ocean straddles the coastline is just breathtaking. Only a few hours from Broome, though on a not to good road that made you think you are in a sand trap.  This takes away the 70 or so bad dirt road from Broome that I traveled earlier that day. The road was a bit like a bob sled channel except much larger and full of sand. I was not able to camp at the site near the actual beach and was disappointed with the developing camping area where I stayed.

Cape Leveque is just a few hours from Broome (Western Australia) on the Dampier Peninsula which is in the Kimberley. Cape Leveque is about 250 kilometres  north of Broome and was discovered by William Dampier in 1688. later in 1912 a 13m high Light House was built in 1912.

Lloyd Howlett’s Australian landscape limited edition photographs are printed on archival quality canvas (designed to last well in to the next century and beyond) individually numbered and signed. Making each print completely individual.