Started with a cooked breaky @ Vivonne Bay, then off to
explore the caravan park & other “Town” side of the Harriet River. (not
much of a town per say but about 3 streets of beach shacks and stone
huts). Back on the road we crossed paths
with an echidna on our way to Flinders Chase National Park.
Checked in at the visitors centre and had a
look around the information displays. Found our camp site and had a BBQ lunch
amongst the very friendly magpies before setting off for Cape du Couedic.
Plenty to see down this end of K.I. lots of changing
scenery, mallee scrubland, wildflowers and even some taller gum forests. Had a
wander around the lighthouse and down to Admirals Arch. We were treated with an
abundance of fur seals, many not far from the walkway and lookouts.
On to Remarkable Rocks & were greeted by
many blue wrens darting around the car park. An easy board walk stroll out to the
rocks …Remarkable indeed, and many photo opportunities. Lucky we had good
weather as there was no shelter on the
trails & board walks, it would have been very slippery!
Back to the camp site for some arvo tea and R&R and a load of hand washing. Finally we had some great weather to get it dry. Still only one gas burner tonight so we are becoming experts at one pot dinners!
No internet coverage or phone reception down here so these following posts are a few days late.
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