Sunday, May 26, 2019

Port Lincoln and Lincoln National Park - Mar-May

Our favourite camping site
has become an access track at Richardson Shack Site

Our camp would fit along both edges of the concrete slab - alas no more!


Scrub Access track has been blocked, thus 
forcing traffic thru the camp site


Bugger - my treasure bins will be no longer a source of recycling in my efforts to help the environment  



Morning walk view via Puckridge Park

Finally on the water - camping at Engine Point 

View from Donnington Cottage and our camp the white speck mid photo
One of the locals - out for a play
Our reading shade
Similar Melaluc's planted in our garden
Our big fish entry - Pirtek challenge  

Yep! it's low tide

Local out for a stroll
At last a feed 
An old Mallee Fowl mound
Mallee Fowl tracks 
Friends of the Park - Setting camera's for Mallee Fowl 

10 Days at Engine Point - relocated to a single camp site here with beach launch access

Looks better with some pruning

Tinnie launched

Stocking up on fresh fish





Clash of colours!!
The thing I put Sue thru - rock fishing up the coast
Magic we have the place to ourselves.
Hot northerly with _____
raised dust and no sea views today
Pixstix 

Repairing tree guards on Wanna Flats  
Wanna scenery 

New tinnie trailer for local fishing trips, safer for our longer fishing jaunts 

Gutter cleaning 

Road kill at the entrance to Puckridge Park - binned!



No shortage of spoon sinkers now

Rose - Perfect Moment in full bloom
Gutter over flow with a rare rain event.
Neat 
Baked a cake or two for Sue's Birthday

Nev. Marg and Thelma for morning tea
Neat job done on my console for our King Ash Bay tinnie
Still getting leaf matter under the gutter guard 
Lincoln National Park - walking trail check and maintanace

New signage in place

That was a good tree hazard to get removed





Lincoln early morning views and activity

Friends of the Park - recess
Then it's soon lunch time - Gouldy BBQ Master and Malcom keeping an eye on proceedings
Bob's checking from another angle
Neat Aussie mallee tree flower.

Time to get organised to head north to warmer climes  - King Ash Bay awaits!