<p>A family stands inside their destroyed house in Tully, Queensland. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Sad Return Cyclone Yasi
<p>The main street in Tully CBD strewn with twisted metal and awnings torn from nearby buildings. </p> <p> John Wilson News Photography</p>

Main Street Cyclone Yasi
<h1>CYCLONE YASI APPROACHES - Australia</h1> <div><strong>A lone yacht heads for shelter as Cyclone Yasi begins to make landfall at Mission Beach. Photo John Wilson. </strong></div> <div><strong>Cyclone Yasi was the largest cyclone to hit the Queensland coast and rated at category5, the highest rating possible for cyclones.</strong></div>

Cyclone Yasi approaches
<p>A bewidered family at their home in Tully destroyed by Cyclone Yasi.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Shattered Dreams Cyclone Yasi
<p>Devastated banana crops Mission Beach. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Wiped Out Cyclone Yasi
<p>A volunteer removes debris from a Tully street.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Helping Hand Cyclone Yasi
<p>Electricity poles damaged near Tully, Queensland. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Electric Shock Cyclone Yasi
<p>Destroyed Senior Citizens Hall, Tully. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Senior Citizens Tully Cyclone Yasi
<p>A local busness offers free food to locals in Tully, Queensland.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Free Feed Cyclone Yasi
<p>Farm shed destroyed near Tully Heads. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Skeleton Tully Heads Cyclone Yasi
<p>Local teenagers leave a cafe in Tully with free food.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Food to go Cyclone Yasi
<p>A massive tree lays on its side in the Tully CBD.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Walk on by Cyclone Yasi
<p>Destruction Mission Beach. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Mission Beach Cyclone Yasi
<p>A police officer checks on the well being of residents in Tully Queensland. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Check Up Cyclone Yasi - John Wilson Photo
<p>The main street in Tully Queensland with twisted metal and debris from surrounding buildings. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Streets ahead Cyclone Yasi
<p>House destroyed at Mission Beach. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Cyclone Yasi Mission Beach
<p>Barometer graph which plotted Yasi\'s arrival in Tully. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Arrival Cyclone Yasi
<p>Mission Beach evacuees await the cyclone arrival in a Tully motel.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Waiting Cyclone Yasi
<p>A worker clears debris at Tully Sugar factory, Queensland.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Carried Away Cyclone Yasi
<p>Cooling towers lay collapsed at Tully Sugar Mill. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Collapsed Sugar Mill Cyclone Yasi
<p>Barber shop in ruins, Tully. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Tully Barber Shop Cyclone Yasi
<p>Towering trees devoid of foilage on the esplanade at Mission Beach.  John Wilson News Photography</p>

Shredded Cyclone Yasi
<p>A nieghbourhood tree offers little shade after being stripped of foilage. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Battered Cyclone Yasi
<p>Yasi signage on a building in Mission Beach. John Wilson News Photography</p>

Cyclone Yasi mission beach
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