Day 3 (Cont’d)
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As we walked further the mist began to clear and allowed us to see more of the extraordinary coast line.
You might notice that some of the photos are close to the edge which was actually the case.Les mer
As we walked further the mist began to clear and allowed us to see more of the extraordinary coast line.
You might notice that some of the photos are close to the edge which was actually the case.Les mer
This was perhaps one of the most spectacular parts of the walk with the path being in most places only a meter from the edge of a 200-300 meter drop to the ocean below…stunning.
Some of the stoneLes mer
Probably the most spectacular part of the walk and the photos should prove it.
Some of the drops to the ocean were astounding and fortunately the weather allowed us to see the true majesty of thisLes mer
Some cool stuff here…some of the escarpments and of course the basking tiger snake that Jen almost stood on.
Everyone of the huts was so well designed…ecologically sustainable, well thoughtLes mer
More amazing cliff walks and scenery…
When constructing the track the engineers thoughtfully placed different curios in locations with appropriate stories in a track manual that explains the lot.
We had yet to see an echidna on the track to this point and then bingo…one pops out of the blue.
Some more mesmerizing photos of the majestic coastline.
Thèse last two photos are very different obviously…with one representing the end of our 3 Capes adventure.
We finished up at Fortesque Bay for a swim and believe me it was a dip as opposed to aLes mer
Bruny Island is a well kept secret and we were up for exploring as much of it as possible.
After the ferry trip we travelled to a memorial site for Truganini who was a famous indigenous native whoLes mer