Wednesday 21 February 2024
Picture courtesy of Mary. Walk report Courtesy Walk Leader Patricia.
It was good to see quite a few walkers turn up for the very pretty walk in the Murramarang National Park last week.
Nineteen people enjoyed the meandering track between Emily Miller and Myrtle Beaches through the beautiful spotted gums’ tall-straight trunks, with lush green understory beneath, plus a few native flowers.
A longish morning tea on the grass at Myrtle Beach followed which saw old friends catching up on each others news.
Then it was up the steps again and along a little track through the coastal bush and down onto Dark Beach, where we looked at the different types of ancient rocks that are now attracting geologists to see the sequence of rock formations that span more than 150 million years.
Overall a very nice walk.