This is one of the activities we love to participate in...'happy hour' while we are camping. It's suprising how enjoyable it can be to sit down in front of a warm glowing fire with a wine or beer and have a relaxing chat. Often we will sit in front of the fire to 9.30 pm before heading indoors.
It was time to head off and do some more hunting and gathering for the nights meal.
The crystal clear blue waters of Binalong Bay & St Helens Beach. This is a magnificent area of coastline along the East coast of Tasmania. Wildlife abounds around every corner you visit.
We decided to get back to nature by collecting our wood for the fire to cook on and keep warm as well as harvest some local oysters off the rocks at Moulting Bay (near St Helens). It was such a warm day that I decided to strip down to the waste...almost got flash-back into the camera lense from my lilly white skin.
For Easter, we decided to stay at Moulting bay with some relatives and friends. This is a very popular free camp site that has no power or water, and only one toilet. You need to be fairly self sufficient to stay at this camp site.
At the end of this desolate road (and somewhat barren landscape), we found this beautiful beach with white sand, where you could do some camping and relaxing away from it all. Not too sure if I would go swimming though unless I had a very good wetsuit.
Overlooking the hills and luscious green valleys towards Scottsdale.
