Eye Spy

It was agreed, too much time spent on board was not a good thing and exploring the hinterland was our next team agenda. EBYC members had recommended having a look around. The Western Australian Cruising guide also sings to the charms of the area. Additionally, what were all those people doing and looking at here?

Saturday 25th Jan, 2014. The farmers are a coordinated lot. All the boys toys were on show. Sea Doos towing tandem waterskiers or donuts, quad bikes, trail bikes. ..you name it! By 5pm it was all over. Aahhh the serenity!

As usual B1 would stand watch over Urchin and the other boats while we rambled about the headlands. B1 also goes by another alias - 'Barnacle Brian'.....do not jump to conclusions.

Maree put her mountain walking apparel from her trip to Nepal to good use. The Bloke wore some workwear Blundies which eventually ate his feet and made him grumpy. Not in the same league really.

We'll let the pictures do the talking. I found lots of flowering plants in the heathland to admire,  so with a combination of the spectacular views and the flowers too it was a beautiful way of working up an appetite. Eating a hearty breakfast soon took the Bloke's mind off his chopped up toes.

Pssst... on my signal... scarper!

Not sure if I will.

Fool on a hill

I would notice if there was a Noah... wouldn't I? Surfer left this beach last year minus one leg.

More islands to come

Doh! Don't look down.

So many statements of the bl....ing obvious!

I'm going up there! Yes I am, don't think you can stop me.

Leanne gives some scale to the little cairn

Maree wishing B1 was here

What is it with the urge to build these things?

The Bloke discusses Mt Belches but we didn't climb that hill

What the rock looks like - really quite flakey

The following images are of the flora that caught my eye. The heathland was really very colourfull.