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| Creek |
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| Nice toadstool |
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| The Pass |
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| Cliff path |
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| Byron Bay lighthouse |
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| View |
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| View |
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| Path |
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| Not at all touristy |
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| Eastern Sea Dragon |
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| Surfer dudes |
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| Byron Bay |
Monday, 27 March 2017
Day thirty eight
The day started with a short walk locally, along the Mudgeeraba Creek.
Then James drove us out to the coast, to Byron Bay, which is a great favourite of surfers. He had arranged to meet Francis-not-Henry on the beach so that they could surf together. We checked out where the waves were breaking and James decided to drive to a beach called The Pass.
There was a cliff walk from here to a lighthouse, so after a coffee, we walked it.
Amazing views all along the path.
The path took us to the lighthouse by way of the most Easterly point in Australia so it was appropriate to have my photo taken at such a significant location! This is probably the furthest place on the planet from Wales.
On the way we spotted this, an Eastern Sea Dragon.
As we returned we saw James and Francis-not-Henry surfing and took lots of photos of them. Unfortunately it turned out that it was not James in the photos but in some of them you can see Francis-not-Henry with James in the background.
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