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| On our way back up the coast from Eden, we stopped over in Booderee National Park on Jervis Bay for a few nights. We came to this beautiful spot for the first time last December, and we just had to come back. |
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| Gorgeous white sand stretches all around the blue waters of the bay. |
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| So many beaches to choose from! Where to next? |
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| At low tide we were able to walk a good distance along the shoreline, hopping from beach to beach, enjoying the beautiful sandstone formations in between. |
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| Cormorant tree. |
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| An afternoon at Steamer's Beach... |
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| ...which was completely deserted... |
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| ...except for some dead Mutton birds... |
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| ...and quite a bit of plastic stuff that had washed ashore. Patrice spent quite a long time gathering up most of it. Even in the protected marine waters of a national park, the extent of ocean pollution becomes evident. |
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| Our last stop on the itinerary was a historic light house situated within the Beecroft Weapons Range, on the north shore of Jervis Bay. Can you believe they actually offer camping?! Umm, no thanks. |
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