The site of my in laws shack, a stone's throw from the whale monument (and long since gone)
Driftwood
Shells
View across the bay
Rocks
Had forgotten what an idyllic place this is, without the maddening holiday crowds.
Cockle Creek / Recherche Bay
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Cockle Creek / Recherche Bay
by GeoffR » Wed 25 Apr, 2012 8:47 pm
Not so much a bush walk as a beach walk, a few pics from today's day trip, first visit in too many years:
The site of my in laws shack, a stone's throw from the whale monument (and long since gone)
Driftwood
Shells
View across the bay
Rocks
Had forgotten what an idyllic place this is, without the maddening holiday crowds.
The site of my in laws shack, a stone's throw from the whale monument (and long since gone)
Driftwood
Shells
View across the bay
Rocks
Had forgotten what an idyllic place this is, without the maddening holiday crowds.
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