Hello all,
We had a short pause in a little place called Diana's Basin. We camped on a swan breeding lake. There must have been over 50 black swans, so graceful.
The Basin was fed by the water from Diana's Beach which was on the other side of the outcrop of land. Beautiful.
After a quick visit in St Helen's for supplies we headed out for a few days at Cosy Corner. Talk about beautiful places, this one was magnificent, also the water wasn't too cold.
This place is on the coastline near 'The Bay of Fires. It was named by the explorer, Captain Tobias Furneaux in 1773 who saw fires of the aboriginals dotting the beaches. The orange colour is a lichen growing on the rocks it is a photographers heaven.
Here am I but.......
where is Michelle?
Not a bad place to spend a few days.
Reminded us of home.
Till next time
Michelle and Ellen.
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