Yet another ‘I’m awake early, so might as well go for a walk on the beach and see the sun come up’ morning. (https://goo.gl/photos/UdDW5MuYT3NmVf1a7)
We headed off later to visit Mount Warning. We can see the extinct volcano from our balcony and it was also in the background of the sunset photos I took yesterday.
It’s covered in sub-tropical rainforest and we decided to follow the ‘Lyrebird Trail’ rather than climb to the summit for two very good reasons:
1. It is a sacred mountain for the local Aboriginal nation and they ask that people don’t climb it.
2. It’s a 9km step climb which apparently can take up to 5 hours to climb and descend (which given today’s heat would have been intolerable)
🙂
Photos: https://goo.gl/photos/2xtvqwpEVMhD9t8h7
This evening, I took a trip out to Cudgen Head (where the river meets the sea) before heading back to last night’s spot at the creek to get some more sunset photos (I know, obsessed).
Pictures: https://goo.gl/photos/QaVzRr2xd2jKKt5u8
Rob and Neil's adventures 