BEST OF DOUGLAS PHOTOS - JANUARY

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Twins Tiana (left) and Peyton (right) excited to begin Prep alongside their best friend Phoebe. Picture: Jamie Jansen

In our new monthly photo gallery series, we have selected some of the best photos taken across the district up to and including the month of January.

If you know of any stunning photos for February, let us know at [email protected]

Stunning Four Mile Beach twilight scene. Picture: Glenn Mandl
Divers on the Great Barrier Reef. Picture: GBRMPA
Fruit marketeer Giovanni Favaro. Picture: Bryan Littlely
Blue green chromis feeding on plankton. Picture: John Edmondson/WindSwell
Four Mile Beach sunrise. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Canadian exchange lifeguard Emily Craven and colleague Nathan Pullen at Palm Cove. Picture: Bryan Littlely
A curious dingo at the Port Douglas skate park. Picture: Bryan Littlely
Toad racing at Chilly's - even if your toad is coming dead last, you can't let up! Picture: Bryan Littlely
Low Isles looking a lot like Australia. Picture: Brett Wright/WindSwell
Mossman cane grower Peter Verri at his property. Picture: Bryan Littlely
Spring Creek living. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Louise Calkwell at Whileaway Cafe. Picture: Jamie Jansen
Mount Molloy baby Cody needed to be airlifted to Townsville. Picture: Supplied by family
Matilda Winonah Heatley flew from the Julatten wet season to the European winter. Picture: Winonah Heatley
The crew from WindSwell won the Low Isles Launch Rally best costumes award. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Noah and Jonah Field show support for Australia Day. Picture: Bryan Littlely
Sunrise at Wonga Beach. Picture: Kevan Roulstone

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