The starting point

Sunday, 2 June 2019
23/5/19 A different angle
With a lot of the attractions here we've seen before makes it a bit harder to amuse yourself . This is Back Beach at Kalbarri on a lovely day . Emma & Mike were out at Murchison River - Natures Window - doing the 8klm loop walk - we were dog sitting again .
This is one of the safe swimming beaches in the estuary .
The footprints say it all - 2 people and a little dog haha .
There's no shortage of interesting rocks on the beaches here - like a large jigsaw puzzle .
And another beautiful sunset .
Emma & Mike had a rest day the next day , so Lyn & I headed out to Red Bluff to do a bit of a walk along the cliffs below Red Bluff . We were pleasantly surprised by some very interesting scenery .
This rock weathered away by the elements .
That's the lookout at the northern end of Red Bluff , we were about 40-50m below it . The rocks down here have some cray weathered patterns in them , not to mention the colours .
There are huge chunks of rock broken off , laying at various different angles .
Some extreme honeycombing effects here .
Then there's the layers of white , orange & scarlet red , all in various states of eroding , causing some wonderful shapes .
This is looking south further into the coastal cliffs NP section .
The afternoon was beautiful , very little wind so I flew the drone again - this is the estuary and Back Beach .
This is the estuary again .
And again , this time showing the shops & some of the housing and parts of the golf course .
A flying selfie - see we do still exist !!
Another flight from beside the Murchison River see's the boat jetty and Red Bluff in the top left .
This is Red Bluff from the air - from outside the National Park !!
Some of the rocky cliffs .
Looking back at Red Bluff and the Eco Flora housing estate .
That's another couple of days , here's a map link : - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rI_eQxmsGeCywy_9d8mNyU8VD6GLpjga&usp=sharing
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