Aragunnu to Wagonga Inlet

Day 14: May 20th

A lovely slow morning soaking up the sun, swimming in the ocean, running on the beach, stretching and generally enjoying the lovely little camp.

Stretching on the beach before a swim

Camp viewed though the wonderful tangle of trunks

Rode the short way up to Bermagui and had lunch. I got stuck here once hitching back to Pambula from Baitmans Bay and as a result ended up sitting on the beach watching whales in the bay which was a novel experience.

Rolling hinterland hills

The vegetation down by the coast here is very different to the mountains. I am enjoying watching the changes in climate and its impacts on vegetation and animals.

We found a great little spot in behind Narooma on the Wagonga Inlet.

Wagonga Inlet

I collected oysters and threw a line in the water. The fish were jumping but oyster and crab didn’t prove good bait. The oysters pasta was yum.

A few local kids turned up after dark and did a little fishing with a little more success and a lot more complaining about how bad the fishing was.