Having had a great time on the weekend with the family, it's time to move on to go south to see some more of the coast beyond Sydney. We rented a car and started driving; it seemed that we never got out of Sydney. We thought we had driven hundreds of miles and had only covered about 60km.
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| The first sight of the coast south of Sydney |
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| This is what's ahead |
We got to Kiama. It had been raining all day, so we were ready to call it and settle into a place for the night. We found a nice and not too expensive motel and decided to get a movie (The Tourist) and relax.
On Tuesday, we explored Kiama, a very nice little beach town with lots of cafes and great little shops. Kiama is known for it's Blow Hole, and we went there to take several photographs.
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| This is what the hole looks like. |
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| and how it comes about |
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| This is what it looks like in action. |
We also found a great saltwater ocean pool, and Patricia was just about to go in.
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| Come on, don't be shy:>) |
Walking & almost swimming a lot made us hungry, so we went to the market and got some bits and then to have a picnic in the park.
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| No tools to eat with, so its back to fingers. |
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| Cut the Mango with my Driver License. |
But what a view for lunch
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| Any time |
This evening, we got another 2 videos (Red and Sherlock Holmes) and decided to take it easy. The next day, we headed back to Narrabeen to relax for a few days.
Michael, these are great pictures. I love Kiama too. I have a friend who has a nice holiday townhouse there . . . so maybe next time you come we can all go there?
ReplyDeleteHave a great Christmas Day with the Hannam Vale crew!
xxxx Pamela and Neal.
A friend and I used to set lobster traps [on the sea side of course] of the blow hole. In anything above flat seas it could be very hairy getting in and out between the wave sets to pick up the pot lines in a 14 ft boat.
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