Cape Hauy
We went down to Cape Hauy on the Tasman peninsula a couple of weeks ago to see the delights of Fortescue Bay and try the walk out to the end of the Cape. It was supposed to be a long walk, but we were both feeling the effects of a hectic saturday and a bbq with plenty of beer, so bizarrely we ended up walking at a really fast pace. The weather seemed very nice, but in these pictures it looks a bit overcast.
The cliffs at the end of the walk are stunning!
Wielangta Forest Drive
Then yesterday we headed almost down to the Tasman Peninsula, but then turned off onto the Wielangta (Wee-lan-g'tar) Forest Drive. We've been meaning to do this for some time, and there was good reason. The weather was superb, and although the forest is largely plantation, it is impressive.
We did a two hour walk in the cool cover of the forest, and found an interesting relic in the undergrowth!
Near the start of the walk was a superb bridge, all made from the nearby trees. It looks pretty old. You can see how big it is next to Ella.
We saw a snake nearby, too. Next weekend we're in Sydney for Ingrid's wedding. I haven't spent much time in Sydney, so I'm looking forward to it.
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