The night before we left Narooma we saw
the most stunning pink skies telling us the following day would be
fine.
However the next day was overcast with
rain so not too bad for travelling after the 35+ degree days we had
been having. We took a last look at the turquoise sea and the opening
bridge of Narooma and headed north.
We didn't really know where we would go
but I loved the name ULLADULLA so that was our target. There was also
a pet friendly park there so that was a bonus.
After a pit stop at an RV workshop to
repair a caravan light and our water inlet fitting (which didn't
work!) we arrived at the Ulladulla Headland caravan park and were
given a great spot on the top of the cliff with glimpses of the
harbour through the trees.
It rained for the rest of the day and all night then we
awakened to the most perfect not too hot sunny day.
We explored the harbour area and went
on the Gondwana Coast Fossil Time Walk and saw a collection if 510
million year to 3-4 million year old rocks taken from the surrounding
area. Examples are Shelly Limestone, Basalt, Ferricrete,Siltstone,
Black Slate and others.
We finished the day by going to
Moolymook beach which was magnificent.
We came home with an exhausted and very
wet but happy dog.
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| The stunning turquoise sea at Narooma |
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| Narrow bridge takes us north |
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| Pink skies at night |
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| Two lovely people taking a break in Ulladulla |
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| Making friends with squawking babies at the caravan park |
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| This is a 247 Million year old rock called Milton Monzonite found around Jervis Bay NSW |
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| Interesting sign, not sure why they didn't catch the perpetrators we turned around and saw the mansion with the obscured view of the water and took a guess |
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| Mollymook Beach |
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| Only for brave kids |
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| The entrance to Ulladulla Harbour |
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| Sharing the beach |
Beautiful photos. Children must be brave to attend that centre :)
ReplyDeleteI know and we thought of you as soon as we saw this. Love you xox
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