Greetings!
We are eating more breakfasts than usual. Getting up each morning at 7am, with an ambition to take to the road for a couple hundred miles, our stomachs demand some attention. A typical includes a long tall coffee, eggs, bacon, and toast for Pat; orange juice, hot chocolate, and ham and cheese crossaint for me. Exploring all day until 4-5pm, we're also not having dinners as large as usual, either.
The town of Mahun anchors the eastern end of Gippsland Lakes, just behind ninety-mile beach. To explore it well, we needed a boat. Seals and dolphin greeted us at the start, and our journey throughout its inlets, waterways, and lakeside communities revealed terns, gulls, cormorants, pelicans, egrets, and eagles.
And a hot, muggy morning turned into a very comfortable afternoon.
Here is a link to the few photo we took.
Friday, Oct 16th, Metun
We are eating more breakfasts than usual. Getting up each morning at 7am, with an ambition to take to the road for a couple hundred miles, our stomachs demand some attention. A typical includes a long tall coffee, eggs, bacon, and toast for Pat; orange juice, hot chocolate, and ham and cheese crossaint for me. Exploring all day until 4-5pm, we're also not having dinners as large as usual, either.
The town of Mahun anchors the eastern end of Gippsland Lakes, just behind ninety-mile beach. To explore it well, we needed a boat. Seals and dolphin greeted us at the start, and our journey throughout its inlets, waterways, and lakeside communities revealed terns, gulls, cormorants, pelicans, egrets, and eagles.
And a hot, muggy morning turned into a very comfortable afternoon.
Here is a link to the few photo we took.
Friday, Oct 16th, Metun
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