Monday, 3 May 2021

Day 5. Yeppoon

 After a windy, wet night we decided to stay another night and go to Byfield State Forest for a walk, swim and picnic. We went to the local pottery gallery where everything was beautiful but expensive so just left a small donation. My favourite piece was $850!


The rather large kiln where the items are made. 


Stopped at the tiny township of Byfield. The local school has 33 students. The general store was closed so we bought a coffee at a coffee van and supplied our own eats for morning tea. 
A beautiful flower Yvonne spotted while we had coffee. 
The view on the way to Stoney Creek.
 

                               The crew
A couple of cms of water across the road. 
After a picnic lunch we went for a walk. The long walk was closed so we did the shorter one.

Took the plunge in the icy water. Mark dived straight in.

Yvonne and I were a little more sedate.

Then it was off to Rosslyn Bay for fuel and home for a hot shower to warm up. 
Washing done and relaxing by the lake 'blogging' & catching up with Beverley on the phone while others rested.
Wasn't going to put a 2nd pic but I couldn't resist as I snapped a seagull
mid flight πŸ™‚


We had dinner in the camp kitchen and finished the night with a game of trouble. 








4 comments:

  1. That flower is a Flame Lilly, national flower of Zimbabwe

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    1. It was very pretty. Thought you might know the name of it.

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