Magazine Gully
Inland again, in a patch of tea tree.
The first of the buildings in the Howden Powder Magazine collection
A Scarlet Robin from a rarely photographed angle
We can see our cars parked ready to whisk us off to lunch, but first...
The tide had ebbed a bit so we were able to enjoy the rock formations
The weather wasn't very encouraging. Drizzle and bitterly cold, we were only tempted to continue by a small patch of blue sky.
We parked and walked from Howden Boat Ramp.
We parked and walked from Howden Boat Ramp.
We followed the inland track as the tide was too high for the rock shelf route though we did go onto it at one section.
Inland again, in a patch of tea tree.
The coastal reserve takes us past local homes with lovely views and a range of gardening styles and tree forms.
A few wild flowers blooming
We came out onto Tinderbox Road and took the track along the edge.
Close up of the letterbox
We came to the entrance we were looking for and started the gentle upward climb
The first of the buildings in the Howden Powder Magazine collection
Then we turned and retraced our steps, the sun came out and it wasn't too cold...until we reached the shore again.
The river was looking a little less gloomy by now
Mm??
We can see our cars parked ready to whisk us off to lunch, but first...
A pair of sea eagles flew over and I managed a shot, before I sat down suddenly and decided we had enough pictures for today!
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