We are having one last walk down the road.
This time it was hot with lots of flies.
The cows and horses were in a different paddock, but we did meet some new friends – two friendly farm dogs.
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Camping in the Foothills – Part 10
Soon it was time to turn back.
A second helping of that awesome scenery.
With the added bonus of fading afternoon light.
And one last glare at the horsey (it’s a large dog, isn’t it?).
Camping in the Foothills – Part 9
Further down the road was a herd of cows going about their business. Bridie Beagle didn’t know what to make of these creatures either. Even larger dogs?
There were plenty of calves around. This one was suckling.
I simply loved awesome scenery of the foothills. The cattle just made it more quaint.
Camping in the Foothills – Part 7
In the afternoon the sun came out, and the hills were alive with colour.
It was also time for another walk. We passed the stables.
And there were two beautiful horses to greet us.
Bridie Beagle didn’t know what to make of the horses. Large dogs, perhaps?
Camping in the Foothills – Part 6
On the walk back we had lovely views of the Manning River downstream.
And of the surrounding countryside.
Bridie Beagle however, was more interested in rolling around.
She did this many times.
Funny dog.
Camping in the Foot Hills – Part 5
By mid-morning, the fog was long gone.
We took a walk upstream along the unsealed local road to view the rapids.
There were lots of weeds roadside – blackberry and lantana bushes, and thistles.
When we came out into the clear, we saw how far we’d come, and how steep the hill was.
We noticed that some of the trees on the hill side were a copper colour. Hubby thought they were deciduous, but I thought that a bush fire came through not so long ago.
Afternoon at Killcare – Part 1
One afternoon at the end of September, we took a drive around Brisbane Waters to the village of Killcare.
Bundanoon Fling – Part 4
When we emerged from the bush we were greeted by these views.
Below, Bundanoon Creek carves through the landscape towards the Shoalhaven River. I was surprised that the Shoalhaven River catchment stretched right up to these parts. The mouth of the Shoalhaven is all the way at Nowra (not too far away from Gerroa). I was to find out that the catchment area is very big indeed.
Bundanoon Fling – Part 3
We encountered quite a few scribbly gums along the way.
These insects certainly have been busy ‘drawing’ during the year.
Winter Beach Visits – Part 3
Umina Beach on a calm winter’s day was the perfect place to be.
Static and Silence 