Lake Cathie entrance
And a mandatory low down "Sea Grass" shot taken on the southern most end of Lighthouse Beach, just north of Lake Cathie entrance.
We stopped for lunch at North Haven, a quiet little town, beside Camden Haven Inlet. The mountain in the background is North Brother Mountain (more on this mountain in Part 7).
We then drove through the town of Laurieton and out to Camden Head where we walked in the Kattung Nature Reserve. Perpendicular Point Walk is a beautiful, easy 3.6 km walk, through bushland full of wonderful birdlife and then right out to the point. The stunning panoramic views and spectacular vertical cliffs provided many photographic opportunities.
Looking north to Grants Head, from halfway along Perpendicular Point.
Stunning, spectacular, magnificent, wonderful... all words to describe the coastline in this area.
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Lovely! I can't describe the area any better than you have!
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ReplyDeleteIt´s wonderful there.....lovely colors and great photo´s.
ReplyDeletehet is wel heel mooi daar wat een belevenis om daar te zijn.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous beach and lovely photos. Your sunset shot is beautiful. Have a happy week ahead!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful seascapes and definitely my kind of beach with just a few old codgers, well spaced apart, dangling a line.
ReplyDeleteYour coastal shots are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place. I want to go to Australia sometime before I die sooooo badly. But alas, it will probably never happen. :-(((
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and beautiful scenery down that way.
ReplyDeleteSigh - how very magical!
ReplyDeletewow, such a gorgeous place. Would love to go and see it for myself. Great photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful location, I dream of visiting Australia. Thankyou for your recent follow of my photo blog, appreciated. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful beaches, the water spray photo is amazing!!!
ReplyDeletePlease consider yourself officially invited to participate this year's 5th Annual Gratitude (word) Quilt. Instructions (it is very simple) and a link that explains the origin of the word quilt can be found at the top of my blog. In past years there have been participants from every continent except Antarctica. If I’ve already invited you, I apologize... I am trying to reach as many people as possible, and sometimes forget whom I’ve already left this message for in a comment. My intention is most certainly NOT to spam you. I hope you'll join us, it is really amazing when all the words unfurl on November 27th, Thanksgiving Day in the United States.
I can picture myself there on that sunny warm beach, rather than here is the rain and cool weather. - Margy
ReplyDeleteWOW...just GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely spot!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos taken.
Spectacular coastline.
ReplyDeleteYour photos of the sea certainly speak volumes.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
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Stunning shots and views! Love them all.
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Lovely shots, as always. I never tire of seeing the ocean.
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing place! So much beauty. Your photos are top notch Liz.
ReplyDeletegorgeous images. Thanks for the tour around NSW. We have only seen a small portion of NSW - it is on our list to go back one day.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend ahead, and thank you for stopping by my blog this week. It is great to "meet" you!
Gorgeous
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