Our leader today Ron is taking us on the laneways and pathways between Kingston Community Hall, Blackmans Bay and Peter Murrell Reserve. It should be an interesting link up.
It looks to be a nice late winters day for the walk.
Even Cathedral Rock looks inviting.
Through the reserve and cross the next road via a tunnel.
The view of Blackmans Bay and beyond from the highest point on today's walk.
On top of the pile of sandstone boulders
The boulders from underneath.
A series of laneways going down towards the coast.
Mary Knoll Reserve which had a number of different birds in the trees.
Including some accommodation for the birds.
Carrying out an inspection of the Blowhole at Blackmans Bay.
A view from near the Blowhole with the sun shining on the houses.
Morning tea at the beach playground.
More views from the track leading up from the Bay.
Some of the salmon industry infrastructure fairly close to the shore.
Lunch over we continue on through the Reserve where some of the wildflowers are just starting to emerge from the winter.
Still in the Reserve but now following the Coffee Creek Track behind the Huntingfield Industrial area.
A pair of Wood Ducks sitting on the jetty fence at Penryhn Pond.
After another road underpass we are climbing the hill back to our starting point at Redwood Road.
