From Coalmine Beach Caravan Park, the Bibbulmun Track goes westward towards Walpole, about a 3 km walk. In town, many Bibbulmun hikers rest up for a day or do, and get their shopping and laundry done. On Wednesday morning, I decided to walk into town on my own to see what I could see without distractions. There were lots more flowers than I would have expected at this time of year.
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Red flowering gum
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Beaufortia beside the track
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Kangaroo paws out of season
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Most of the Nats had gone for a boat trip around the inlet, with morning tea on the sand dunes looking out to sea. I had done this trip a few years previously and didn't want to pay good money to do it a second time. Instead I had a nice cup of coffee in town and then walked down to the boat ramp to meet everyone coming back.
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Wilderness Ecocruise boat returning
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We had a picnic lunch near the Visitors Centre and then did a short circular walk behind the Centre, a spot where the local horses were corralled in the early Group Settlement days.
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Karri Sheok with lovely bark and lichen. The bark resembles Portuguese cork trees.
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