There was a substantial group enjoying the views:
A Sea Eagle Cruised by:
Salters Point
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Salters Point
by Pedro » Thu 02 Oct, 2008 8:02 pm
The Australian Plant Society walked to Salters Point last Sunday. It was a great walk, with lots of the coastal foliage in flower. The weather held out for most of the trip.
There was a substantial group enjoying the views:
A Sea Eagle Cruised by:
There was a substantial group enjoying the views:
A Sea Eagle Cruised by:
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Re: Salters Point
by Pedro » Thu 02 Oct, 2008 8:10 pm
There was an unusual find along the way. Evidence of the Point being used for target practice a while back:
Salters Point was a worthwhile destination:
Unfortunately, the weather didn't last and we got very wet on the way home:
Salters Point was a worthwhile destination:
Unfortunately, the weather didn't last and we got very wet on the way home:
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