Happy Birthday to Gary!
Today started with a matching photo of last
night’s moon…. going down over the ocean with a pink and blue dawn sky…
magic…
Who says a port-a-potti is bad? How many other places can you go to the toilet and leave the door open for this kind of view?
Remember that shiny, brand new car I got back in February? It no longer looks like a shiny, brand new car…
Today’s activity: exploring all the locations on the Warrora
Station to the south of us. From the
northern end of the station, where we are camped, to the southern boundary is
about 35km. The absolute highlight of
the day (unanimously voted by all 4 of us) was a spot called Pelican
Point. As we walked along the water’s
edge, within a couple of metres off the shore, we spotted about 30 Shovel Nosed
Rays, 5 Black Tip Reef Sharks (small ones about 2 feet long) and a Cow Tail
Ray. We also spotted about 6 turtles in
the area…. It was pure magic…
The road into Pelican Point
All the tracks along the coast were thankfully nothing like
the track into the station. We were
driving through serene grassy plains on dirt tracks that were mostly passable
in a 2WD. It was only when you left the
track to head toward the beach that it got a bit sandier and boggier.
Last stop of the day at the southern end at the Lagoon
It was an awesome day in a beautiful setting… one of the
many reasons why we are doing this trip…
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