Wednesday 29 August 2018

Elkhorn (platycerium bifurcatum) ‘piggy backing’ on a Burrawang.

Carol and Denise morning tea by the lake.

Bev and Karen enjoys a chat and a cuppa by Tuross Lake.

Bev, Bob, Elaine, Elizabeth, Geoff relaxing on the lake shore.

Maggie, John, either, Dave, Karen, Bev and Steven enjoy the sun on the rocky beach.

Camera shy.

Negotiating rocks while avoiding wet feet.

Walkers on the beach.

Photos by Carol and Mary

Batemans Bay Bushwalkers made another foray into Eurobodalla National Park this week, this time to the small section at  Blackfellows Point and Tuross River mouth.  After strolling through the spotted gum and burrawang forest, walkers enjoyed morning tea on the shore of Tuross Lake, looking across to One Tree Point and watching the sea eagles soaring overhead.

The next break at lunch was on the beach below Blackfellows Point, overlooking the big surf crashing on the rocks.  Then it was back through the dappled forest to complete the circuit walk.

Karen