Bob wanted to drive 25 km north to Woolgoolga to check out the coast there. I wanted to see the 'roos in their native habitat on a coastal headland.
The Sikh temple is famous architecture in Woolgoolga.
Jaiphur Sikh Temple, Woolgoolga, NSW |
We did a quick drive through town and along the coast. Here's Emerald Beach, we'll revisit it a little later.
Woolgoolga Beach in Woolgoolga |
The most remote lighthouse in Australia--zoomed in a lot! |
Masked Lapwing (Vanellus miles) AKA Spur-winged Plover |
Caught this surfer in the air. |
Emerald Beach |
Young 'roo very intent on his supper. |
Intruder alert! |
The 'roos were not afraid of us, just wary. |
I love the lines in this photo with the 'roos in relief. |
Small crabs create pretty works of art all over the beach! |
Tomorrow looks good weather-wise so we plan to do the Wonga Walk in Dorrigo National Park. Can't wait. Waterfall Way is our main destination for this part of our trip.
Travel Bug excited about tomorrow.
I'm so enjoying your Australia adventure. Amazing the different types of birds you've seen. The 'roos are so cute. How awesome you were able to get so close!
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying reading about your trip. Hope your face is feeling good.
ReplyDeleteSpent a wonderful 30 minutes watching ghost crabs in the Galapagos making those sand ball trails on the beach ... amazing creatures.
ReplyDeleteLove the 'roos ... especially the photo of them in relief.
What a wonderful adventure you're having! How beautiful and exciting! Thanks for sharing the photos with us!
ReplyDeleteLove traveling along with you guys! Great shots.
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