Yuraygir Coastal Walk. Day 2 - Tuesday 11 August

August 17, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

Lake Arragan to Sandon River

13 km.

I was up early to enjoy the sunrise.

Plumbago Beach before SunrisePlumbago Beach before Sunrise

Plumbago Beach at SunrisePlumbago Beach at SunriseNear Lake Arragan

Red Cliff at SunriseRed Cliff at Sunrise

Rob, Fons and Irene on the beach just after sunrise.

Rob, Fons and Irene on Plumbago Beach at SunriseRob, Fons and Irene on Plumbago Beach at SunriseNear Lake Arragan

The short drive to the next camp site at Sandon River means we can all walk together and perform a car shuffle to get both vehicles to the camp site.

Marg, Olive, Carol and Irene will walk to Brooms Head while Fons, Rob and I drive to Sandon River, claim a camp site and return to Brooms Head, meeting the others for coffee before continuing together. Here we are ready to climb the headland at Brooms Head. I don't know the significance of the "Marry Me" words on the hillside.

Ready to start from Brooms Head to Sandon RiverReady to start from Brooms Head to Sandon River

All lined up on the headland, looking at the beach we have to walk, except for Fons taking photos.

On the headland at Brooms HeadOn the headland at Brooms Head

Down to the beach.

Heading down to North Sandon beach from Brooms HeadHeading down to North Sandon beach from Brooms Head

Walking on North Sandon Beach from Brooms HeadWalking on North Sandon Beach from Brooms Head

Fons left their camper at Sandon River and drove back to Brooms Head with Rob, with the intention of later driving Rob back to pick up his car. Fons realises he will have to back the car and camper out of the camp site, back the camper in and unhitch to pick up Robs car and decides that he would rather walk part way with us then walk back to Brooms Head and drive Rob's car to the camp site.

Lunch on the beach - in the open as there is no convenient shade.

Lunch break on North Sandon BeachLunch break on North Sandon Beach

Approach Sandon River we see a couple sitting at a table. Coming close we see that their lack of movement is because they are sculptures. We find more of these around Sandon River.

Beach sculptures at Sandon RiverBeach sculptures at Sandon River

This was a fairly short walk so some have the energy left to put the Kayak in the water for a paddle around.

Rob and Marg in the KayakRob and Marg in the Kayak

The whole group relaxing before dinner.

Relaxing before dinner at Sandon RiverRelaxing before dinner at Sandon River

See the gallery for more photos.


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