Google Map; aren't they great?!
View from the top of the timber stairway down to the sands. I'll be walking along there soon.
Rock platforms, said to be "ideal for catching salmon, drummer, tailor, jewfish and snapper", according to centralcoastaustralia.com These platforms are believed to have generated during the Triassic/Permian era, approximately 180 - 280 millions years ago. There's a 'channel' referred to as a volcanic intrusion, perhaps eminating from an ancient volcano at Mt. Warrawolong, to the west.
I couldn't help but imagine the 18th-hole down there, see it?
Here I am, down on sand/rock-level!
By now I was just this side of these rocks, walking through the water, to make it to the next little beach
Ooooooops .. !!
Back at Cabbage Tree Harbour ocean/rock-pool again; this time I've walked from the opposite end of the beach to the previous day. By now it's about 6.45 pm and still lots of families enjoying the end of a hot day, in a special place. Now it's up another stairway, a concrete one this time ... maybe 99 steps, or are there one-hundred?
There will be a finale Part Three coming up, tomorrow. Saving the best till last?
11 comments:
What a beautiful beach and park. I like that it is for walkers only. The scenery and views of the water and cliffs are gorgeous. Awesome photos.
Every one of these is just gorgeous! Love the differing perspectives. This is a place that would be so awesome to have nearby to visit, would be hard to stay away!
Hello, I believe this is my first visit - I love the photos of the park and the beach - they make me want to explore and wonder at their beauty! Thank you for sharing and I am your newest follower,
Kathy
the rocky shore is just gorgeous!
The landscape is ideal for walking. ... an interesting and beautiful beach and park..
Greetings Karin
What a lovely place to see Carole..
Sun, sea and sand and your wonderful images of the waves..
It was nice to view the location via the map as well..
Take care xx
It looks like a great place to go for a walk.
Greetings,
Filip
Looks like quite a walk...how long did it take you? Could you have been caught by the tides when down on the beach? Lovely pictures Carole!
Hugs,
Jan
Jan; that walk took me a dawdling with camera 1.5 hrs that's all. No way I'd have waded through the water if the tide was rolling in, but it was up a certain height only in one section, to my calves, and there wasn't a huge distance to do that before I was onto the next exposed sandy beach. The tide had been in, and was supposedly starting to recede by now.
Really enjoyed your map! Beautiful photos, Carole!!! Well done!!
Oh, wow! Not only is the scenery beautiful, but your photos of the crashing waves are amazing!
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