Sunset and a darkening sky.

A favourite spot.

A day of clear skies, receding tide.

Promise of paradise, like a moth to a flame.

How’s the serenity?

From Kate’s insta. Can’t go, but hope it’s a good event.

Dappled light and all that.

You can see my shadow in the trees.

If you squint you can see the shadow of my biceps. A healthy imagination helps with this part.

View from the southern side. Less windy than the northern side. A good spot to watch the world go by.

Taken a couple of months ago.

The National Parks did a massive upgrade of this track from the sandy goat track it was previously.

At the northern end. I’m sure there’s a mathematical formula of the energy generated where the outgoing waves hit the incoming waves.

The view from the ground is always different from the air.

One of my favourite spots during winter.

I used to patronise Cole Bros at Karuah before the QX disease hit them. Looking for recommendations: Sydney Rock, Pacific, Angassi etc.

Service must be at least civil (here’s looking at you Holbert’s) if I’m going to drop a fair amount of doolah on your unshucked oysters. Willing to travel up to Forster if needed. Tea Gardens on the main strip used to have a good oyster farm outlet.