Hi lovelies,
For the past couple of days we have been blessed to see such an array of wildlife.
Yesterday we had to take a trip back down to Ulladulla to retrieve Robbie's wallet which had been found by a very honest shopper and returned to Woolworths. He actually lost it last Thursday but we did not notice until the weekend. A number of phone calls to places we had been to try and find it, and were praising God when Woolies said they had it.
On the way home we did some detours into different bays around St George's Basin. A number of lovely spots.
Driving down the main road we were amaze to see this massive mob of kangaroos. They were not at all scared of us, so we stopped to grab a photo or two.
We also spotted these two characters who were decorating a front yard. One just for decoration I hope,
and one as the mailbox.
Today we ventured off to Booderee National Park, because I used my much loved "let's go for a walk" phrase. 😆.
The first stop was to see another gorgeous white sand beach.
Green Patch beach was stunning, with its crystal clear water.
The Munyunga Waraga Walk is a circuit track that goes from Murrays Beach up to Governors Head
then along the cliff edge past Devils Elbow
and then back through the bushland.
We were blessed with the views, and the wildlife.
This gentleman was sitting quite bravely just beside us at Govenors Head. Such a regal looking bird.
We again saw some whales making their way north.
After the walk we ventured off to the Cape St George Lighthouse ruins. Found a lovely spot to have some lunch and then ventured around the ruins.
This lighthouse was supposedly built in a hurry. It was in the wrong place and so when the new one was built at Perpendicular Point it was vacated.
It obviously was not happy about not being used as it continued to cause problems for ships with reflecting moonlight and still steering ships astray.
For its continued harassment of shipping the government actually blew the lighthouse up.
We again saw some whales. They are so lovely to see. No pics today. Too busy watching.
It was then off to Caves Beach for a look. This was pretty special.
Kangaroos in both the car park
and the camp area.
A lovely lookout.
and a beautiful beach.
The caves were pretty cool.
What did amaze us was the flow of water that was coming down one of the cliff edges.
You did not immediately see the drips, but heard the noise. It was kind of musical and was so lovely.
Back to the van via the local grocery store.
Another amazing day.
Tomorrow is a day off for us. Some chores, some journalling, some fishing and I am pretty sure a nap.
Stay safe lovelies and keep enjoying life.
Love us.
For the past couple of days we have been blessed to see such an array of wildlife.
Yesterday we had to take a trip back down to Ulladulla to retrieve Robbie's wallet which had been found by a very honest shopper and returned to Woolworths. He actually lost it last Thursday but we did not notice until the weekend. A number of phone calls to places we had been to try and find it, and were praising God when Woolies said they had it.
On the way home we did some detours into different bays around St George's Basin. A number of lovely spots.
Driving down the main road we were amaze to see this massive mob of kangaroos. They were not at all scared of us, so we stopped to grab a photo or two.
We also spotted these two characters who were decorating a front yard. One just for decoration I hope,
and one as the mailbox.
Today we ventured off to Booderee National Park, because I used my much loved "let's go for a walk" phrase. 😆.
The first stop was to see another gorgeous white sand beach.
Green Patch beach was stunning, with its crystal clear water.
The Munyunga Waraga Walk is a circuit track that goes from Murrays Beach up to Governors Head
then along the cliff edge past Devils Elbow
and then back through the bushland.
We were blessed with the views, and the wildlife.
This gentleman was sitting quite bravely just beside us at Govenors Head. Such a regal looking bird.
We again saw some whales making their way north.
After the walk we ventured off to the Cape St George Lighthouse ruins. Found a lovely spot to have some lunch and then ventured around the ruins.
This lighthouse was supposedly built in a hurry. It was in the wrong place and so when the new one was built at Perpendicular Point it was vacated.
It obviously was not happy about not being used as it continued to cause problems for ships with reflecting moonlight and still steering ships astray.
For its continued harassment of shipping the government actually blew the lighthouse up.
We again saw some whales. They are so lovely to see. No pics today. Too busy watching.
It was then off to Caves Beach for a look. This was pretty special.
Kangaroos in both the car park
and the camp area.
A lovely lookout.
and a beautiful beach.
The caves were pretty cool.
What did amaze us was the flow of water that was coming down one of the cliff edges.
You did not immediately see the drips, but heard the noise. It was kind of musical and was so lovely.
Back to the van via the local grocery store.
Another amazing day.
Tomorrow is a day off for us. Some chores, some journalling, some fishing and I am pretty sure a nap.
Stay safe lovelies and keep enjoying life.
Love us.
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