On Wednesday, DH's golf game was later in the day so we took the opportunity to go down to the beach.
We walked out on one of the breakwaters...
And DH bought us a coffee in the lovely coffee shop opposite yet another caravan park... it had been a lovely morning!
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| There's the other breakwater... |
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| We're almost at the end...the surf club is back in the distance... |
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| DH standing on the rocks at the end of the breakwater; I didn't tempt fate by clambering on them ...I once fell heavily while scrambling over rocks at Caloundra :-( |
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| Looking back towards the mouth of the Brunswick River... |
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| A little sandy area on the other breakwater |
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| The breakwaters create this lovely little safe beach as well as a safe channel up the river... |
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| In this photo you can just see the bridge which is seen from our cabin in the tourist park |
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| Looking south from the breakwater...the surf beach at Brunswick Heads |
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| In the distance on the right is the outline of Cape Byron |
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| Waves crashing on the end of the breakwater |
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| This fellow was sunning himself on a rock on the side of the breakwater that we walked on... |
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| We noticed these birds, seagulls and cormorants; the cormorants were diving for fish in the shoal which shows as a shadow in the photo |
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| The seagulls obviously can't dive and are a bit put out by the fact that the cormorants were getting the fish! |
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| The lovely old wooden bridge going from the beach area towards the business centre |
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| Another bridge in the distance |
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| Row of pine trees... |
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| Turn left and you are in the business area... |
Great photos. Makes me wish I was there as I do love to walk along the beach & a great way to spend a few hours.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a delightful morning. I love the blues of the ocean and that lovely white sand too. It appears that you're having a wonderfully refreshing break!
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