The sunny weather this weekend made people leave their couch and go to the beach. On Saturday morning I left the house for Double Bay. I walked from Double Bay to Rose Bay as I thought it would take me right along the coastline. The walk took me away from the coast. I passed quite a few nice places such as the exclusive suburb of Point Piper & the quaint Woollahra Library on New South Head Rd, which I fell in love with. If there is a chance of rain this weekend I will spend the afternoon in the library enjoying the view down to Double Bay.
Point Piper |
Point Piper |
By the time I arrived at Watson's Bay it was amazingly hot and I didn't bring anything to go swimming because as I left the house in the morning it was still cloudy and windy. My walk took me six hours in total to get from my place to Watson's Bay and back to Bondi Junction via Old South Head Rd.
On Sunday some Interns and I went on a dolphin watching mission to Port Stephens. We caught a cruise and went out in the port.
Port Stephens |
Port Stephens Headland |
Port Stephens |
It was sad we didn't see any dolphins (or sharks) but we had lots of fun hanging in the net and being pulled through the water.
After we came back from the cruise we drove to Anna Bay and Stockton Beach. Anna Bay reminded me of a desert. Sand dunes as far as your eye can see and believe it or not there was also a little waterhole. A real African feeling. Just missing the giraffes, lions, zebras,...
What you did find, were camels!
To sum it up a fun day out with friends, which I can only recommend and maybe you will have more luck than we did with the dolphins.
Until then...
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