While the Bay of Fires didn't end up giving us much sunshine, the fog had cleared so at least we were able to see the water today, and as expected, it's magnificent! We explored the length of the bay from 'The Gardens' down to Binalong Bay, and honestly, I don't know where all the other travelers are going each day but we were usually the only people on very long stretches of beach
#maybetheyareavoidingus 🤔. The Gardens was a brilliant place to really climb amongst the lichen-covered rocks, and then we went down to Honeymoon Beach which was again just as a honeymoon should be, perfectly pristine. Annabelle literally collected half the beach in shells which we now have cluttering up the ute
#xavisthrilled , and George had the best time doing his ninja moves in the waves, it was an amazing time. For such a hyped-up tourist destination at the moment, they've done a great job at leaving the area feeling untouched and completely non-commercialised. It literally feels as though you are discovering some of the little beaches and bays yourself when you are here. After this we went back to Binalong bay, where the foggy photo was taken yesterday, and it was absolutely stunning too. Annabelle curled up to sleep on the beach and G braved the cool water with us
#adventureparents #veryinvigorating #akafreezingcold . Our stay at St. Helen's was topped off by catching up with a Yarrawonga local at the caravan park and then heading out for dinner at the restaurant she's working at for a great meal
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#adventurekids entertained some other diners with stories of their travels while we were there and George even let loose an impromptu "flossing" dance to say goodbye to Kate and the staff
#whatthe #random #hilarious . We've loved our time at beautiful St. Helens and the Bay of Fires and one day I hope to return for some proper hikes 👍.
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