We did yet another different walk today. This was on the other side of Lakes from yesterday's walk.
Stuff is still happening with council and builders and real estate agents so I will leave all that well enough alone.
Stuff is still happening with council and builders and real estate agents so I will leave all that well enough alone.
Instead you get to enjoy scenes from the walk.
They are all self explanatory so I will save my words for another day.
"The Prawn Bar"! Love it. Like the bridge too and the beaches.
ReplyDeleteI want to know when it's open!!
DeleteIs that a river or estuary waters?
ReplyDeleteIt's part of the lake that Lakes Entrance is built on. Cunninghame Arm.
DeleteLook at those lovely pelicans, floating on the water, having a chat! I think that your dogs are probably happiest about your move of all of you.
ReplyDeleteI swear they laugh and tell each other what a wonderful place this is.
DeleteWhat a great place. Worth the housing hassles when you can just walk to these scenes. Prawns, too!
ReplyDeleteOnce we have secured accommodation through the build I will relax and Himself can worry about everything else!
DeleteGreat to see more of your landscape! I'm guessing the waterbirds weren't thrilled by the dogs' presence, though!
ReplyDeleteI never realised how many swans were down at lakes.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the pelicans are the same ones who visit Philip island and tooradin?
We have so much birdlife. We used to get pelicans in Bonbeach so I imagine they are pretty much endemic.
DeleteLovely to see all the beautiful scenery. Your pelicans are beautiful as are your black swans.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise. Black swans are indeed beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures.....Peta