we walked along a path that was called something like the Whale trail, but then we were told you only see the whales in September 😒 dolphins had been spotted earlier in the day, but we didn't see them either.
We followed a sign that the Lobster Shack to get some lunch
David got a crayfish roll and I had the chips that came with it
roll has gone and was enjoyed!! The shack was over the road from the sea, built into a cliff, they had outdoor tables on the deck, it was very busy. The view to the water was stunning.
I went to look at the blowhole but couldn't catch a good photo with the phone
from there we drove into the Freycinet park to go to Wine Glass Bay, not realising it was one and a half hours hike from the carport and a $20 something fee to entertaining the park. So we drove back to Coles Bay and had a look there
Back in Swansea I went for a walk to the PO and then back around the Bluff.
Happy stitching.
The seafood looked amazing. Once again, the views are beautiful. Happy quilting.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos Sue, and that seafood looks so good.
ReplyDeleteYou visited a wonderful place, so beautiful! The food sounds good, too. Great quilting, as always. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteOh yes, we went to Bichino.... sea food is so good . good to see the quilting continues...
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Just been catching up on your previous travelling posts. Looks like you are having a great time and the weather is being kind with those gorgeous blue skies. I could see myself at the Lobster shack...lunch looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteBichino is a lovely spot...
ReplyDelete& we ate at that Lobster place when we were there too..
EnJoY your stay...xox
You need to email Gail and make some suggestions for Tassie. Jenny's been down there at present to with her van.........
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures. Thank you. Love thought bubbles quilt. Does anyone serve things besides seafood there?
ReplyDeleteI missed this post! It looks like a fabulous/beautiful place to visit
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