Another day in Paradise....
We spent a relaxing morning around our
camp. We did get involved watching the Royal Commission and George
Pell testifying from Rome. Riveting viewing...
A couple of hours was enough though so
we travelled south to find a picnic spot for lunch. Burrill Lake and
Dolphin Point were the closest on the map so we headed there.
We were not disappointed, the highway
straddles the lake much of which is a water bird and wetland reserve,
it's attached to a lovely little village with a mixture of holiday
and permanent homes.
Left turn over the bridge took us to
Dolphin Point an incredibly beautiful spot with beaches, rock ledges
and pools. We secured a lookout spot on the bluff to have our picnic
then walked as far as we could along the shore as the tide rushed in.
We then followed the coast and wandered
in and out of beautiful beaches and magical places.
Dolphin Point was so beautiful we have
decided to go there again before we leave the area and explore the
rock ledges and pools at low tide.
So much to see in this beautiful part
of the world... how blessed we are.
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| Amazing rock ledges at Dolphin Point |
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| The awesome sea |
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| Majestic waves of the incoming tide |
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| Ocean bouquet |
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| Burrill Lake, you can wade across at low tide |
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| This photo says it all...so sad |
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| Looking back at Dolphin Point from the top of the bluff |
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| The other side of Dolphin Point |
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| Magic forest on the way to Lake Tabourie |
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| Beautiful reflections Lake Tabourie |
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| Gorgeous colour in the bush |
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| A complete forest of stunning ghost gums |
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| Man made fishing platform at Bawley Point above a treacherous sea |
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| The awesome sea at Bawley Point |
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