7.30am
21 degrees, clear sky.
$90000
for the Cash Cow Competition so I am using up a lot of my excess phone credit
to enter the competition. They rang someone in Cairns – but it wasn’t me (I put
Mum’s address in case the Cash Cow comes with flowers and chocolates). No one
answered in time so it will jackpot to $100,000 tomorrow. I go to bed with the phone beside me because
if they call it will be at 4.30 in the morning but I would wake in an instant
for $100,000!!
Headed
off for our walk. This time we headed north along the path down to the car park
of Florida Beach.
The
path stays up high on the dunes.
Past
the Golf Course – didn’t find any stray balls.
We
are heading to the Cut – an entrance into the Peel Inlet.
At
the Cut looking to the Indian Ocean then back towards the Peel Inlet. This area
is called Port Bouvard.
Walked
to the end of the groin - looking northwards towards Mandurah.
Climbed
up on the rocks to look back to Florida Beach.
Steve
spotted a pod of dolphins having a feed. There was a baby who was having fun
leaping through the waves. They would catch a big wave into the rocks and then
turn quickly and leap back over the wave before hitting the rocks. Too hard to
capture on film but managed a couple of shots. We stood for a while watching
them frolic – don’t need to pay for a dolphin tour.
This
was the best as I got of them surfing - got the little one but missed the big one who is the splash
in front.
Headed
back along the path. Took this shot for Jon – he will have to travel Australia
trying out all the golf courses – doing the Nullarbor one is a must too.
Only
spotted this one Bob-tailed skink. There were signs to be aware of snakes but
luckily we didn’t meet any.
Back
to the van for a very late cuppa. Steve kept on with his little jobs and I went
back to my trip planning. Rang Rebecca to chat about their recent Cape York
trip to help me plan ours. Had a lovely long chat.
Joined
Bob & Margaret for drinks inside out of the cold wind. Another cool night,
23 degrees.
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