Saturday, September 29, 2012

Cape le Grande national park

Off we go again to another spectacular national park. First, swathes of sheep and swathes of banksia.


By 10:30 the driver had heard 3 times the dread words "turn around".
And we'd found more wildflowers


There's lots of interesting rocks and rocky hills


Rossitor Bay is composed of enormous amounts of dried seaweed, up to a metre deep, with no sign of sand Walking on it felt like walking on a mattress



The other beaches/bays were really beautiful. Super white sand that was really fine grained; this made the water a beautiful turquoise that was so bright you'd think it wasn't real.





The kangaroos were very tame



We set out to drive home along the beach. Uh oh, we are bogged





Luckily, with letting down the tyres and a bit of advice from a bloke with a bit more experience, we made it back!

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