We decided to have a trip to Little Bondi, which is a very popular spot and not too hard to get to. We did have some trouble because Michael wasn't 100% sure how to get there, and his natural sense of direction seemed to be taking us the wrong way. With some prodding we managed to get him to aim towards the coast and after some fretting we saw the sign to Little Bondi.

It was raining on and off and just as we arrived at Little Bondi we had a welcoming party.

 

They seemed to be pretty scared of the ute, but there were three of them. I think they took off after we parked on the beach.

Little Bondi is a great little cove beach with a nice outlook and some good cliffs.

Little Bondi Panorama We tried to do some fishing but everyone except for Campbell had no idea, and no body caught anything. There was some successful fishing occurring at Little Bondi, by dolphins. We saw a group of three rounding up fish and having a bit of a splash about. I was patient enough to get a few snaps.

Another dolphin at Little Bondi

 I am going to blame the dolphins for my sunburn. I spent so much time out trying to get those pictures that I stupidly got a bit sunburnt, and with my new extra short haircut I have a red head.

After Little Bondi we had a detour to the Latram river. Michael said it would be a bit of fun to have a look and drive through the mud and puddles. I have very limited 4WD experience and I did my best to try and bog the ute in the deepest puddle I could find. But with some good advice from other passengers and trying to ignore the steam rising from the engine bay I managed to get us out of mud.

The Latram looked significantly different on this visit.

Apparently there has been a sighting of a 2m crocodile in the river and there were signs suggesting that people shouldn't be swimming in there at the moment. We weren't going to swim there anyway because the water was very turbid.

 

So we all had a good day and took it easy that afternoon. Thanks to Michael and Campbell for letting Claire and I tag along.