The Memorial Walk has pavers dedicated to the fallen and historical events of the Wars that Australia has fought in.
Then you can veer off onto a dirt track to join up with the Fairfax lookout.
There are historical ruins still intact on the walk.
Just peaceful serenity, as far as the eye can see - and in whale season you occasionally get a surprise show, as the giant mammals frolic in the harbour.
It was such a splendid afternoon, I wondered why we didn't visit more often.
Do you make the most of where you live?
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Beautiful place and wonderful shots.
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ReplyDeleteHow lovely - an interesting view of the city from the countryside.
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Beautiful coastal area! Oh yes, with the forest all around us, I enjoy it every day, and look at the sky and take pics of the sunset, and take time to view from the big windows in the living room.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful area! We try to get out and explore new areas in our region at least once a week.
ReplyDeleteI find a 'wandering aimlessly' approach can deliver more pleasant surprises than a well-organized tour! The picture with the large sailing ship is special. We certainly make the most of where we live - always out and about exploring!
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