August Interlude...

Day Five:

Lord, what a morning!



A walk before heading to Barwon Heads again for lunch...

The river...



The boardwalk...



From Rocky Point...





A safe haven...



On the track again...



The promise of spring...



Barwon Heads where the river meets the sea...



Steps to the Bluff...



Til tomorrow...

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