After my interesting walk to find Distillery Creek and the vagaries of Google maps I drove to the main area and walked from there
Off Bambra road in Aireys Inlet (to the right at the wetland at the lower shops) I followed some signs and dirt roads to arrive at the Picnic Grounds.
The day was sunny but had rained so was a bit wet underfoot but not muddy.
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| The picnic area |
There are 4 trails from the area, a circuit as well as even a walk to Moggs Creek !
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| Some stock yards on Bambra Road |
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| A hill route I declined ! |
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| Stunning Hakea blossom |
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| A sense of humour |
The walk has lots of information signage about the trees & fauna as well as the water course
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| the walk is well signposted with just little posts and the directional tag |
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| A lovely view to walk |
The Bellbirds by Henry Kendall
By channels of coolness the echoes are calling,
and down the dim gorges I hear the creek falling
It lives in the mountain, where moss and the sedges
Touch with their beauty the banks and the ledges.
I always think of this when I see moss along the paths or hear the piping of birds ( not necessarily Bellbirds!) So after a while I started to photograph all the mosses etc
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| dried seed heads |
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| Stunning red bark |
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| And yellow dried grasses |
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| a few rest spots to check out the birds |
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| Parrots well camoflaged |
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| dried creek bed |
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| walkway over the wet areas |
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| Maybe a walk for another day ! |
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