BEWAIT

We arose late, for us, after 7. As we walked into the lounge it was a WOW moment, The light was beautiful and the water was so calm. It is a shame I did not catch the pelicans flying by at that moment.

 

We breakfasted in front of the view and of course lingered. Spoke to Alan the owner for a while, solving the world's ills, as you do. Eventually other people started to come into the view, looking for a boat ride to the dolphins, so we decided to leave....a walk to the mouth of Baird Bay was called for.

It was truly lovely along the waterline. We followed the roo track along the shore and shared the bay with gulls and oyster catchers and red capped plovers and ruddy turnstones. Marjan picked a few shells, I took may photos.

At the end of the bay it got rocky so we went inland for a bit to see out along the coast. The wild flowers were lovely. We even had some prostrate gums in flower. Off the edge of the head we could see colourful crabs and the granite underlying the limestone that we saw a couple of days ago.

We saw the tour boat out near the mouth of the bay, looking for dolphins and sea lions. That will be us tomorrow. We have been told that will be the best weather.

We realised we had been gone about two hours so we headed back along the beach. More shells, more birds and more wind now. Still a pleasant day out on the beach.

We came back for lunch tired and Marie Anne decided an afternoon with her book was called for.

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