Day 60
A cracking morning today. Waited for Jason the builder to arrive before going to the coast for the day.
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| Morning sky over the reserve |
I headed down to Dee Why to visit the lagoon which I had no idea about until recently. Despite going to Dee Why on a number of occasions, I did not know of the existence of this place only a mile or so further along the coast.
The area consists of a managed area of bush land surrounding the lagoon. The bush is looked after by volunteers who have recreated original plant life of the area to try to encourage the return of indigenous animal types.
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| Inside the bush |
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| Here you see the bush surrounding the lagoon |
The lagoon shows signs of there once having been a jetty of some sort there. It then extends to the sea and leaves the bush for sand dunes.
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| Remains of an old jetty |
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| The Lagoon |
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| Nearing the sand dunes |
A path cut between the sand dunes led to the north end of the beach. Quiet and secluded, completely different to the south end.
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| The path to the sea |
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| The secluded end of the beach |
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| Looking back |
I then made my way to the Onshore for lunch before watching the surfers off the main Beach.
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| Enjoying the view |
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| On the front |
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| Yes, that's me |
Then it was back to the house to see how Jason had been getting on with the works.
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