Day 11

Up early for a dip and surf is even bigger. I went out first and realised how big it was and how much seaweed you have to swim through. I gestured to Sal not to come in. Unfortunately she misinterpreted my signal as come in now. She did just as a couple of 6 footers came through. She ducked under them like a pro and we frolicked out the back waiting for the right time to get back to the beach. Which all ended well.


Packed up as volts getting low because solar panels had limited sun due to trees. 

Went to explore Ansons Bay . Great fishing village. 
Went down a steep road to a great kayaking spot.

Must have been fires recently.
Drove into Policeman's Point where we will stay tonite. Photos don't do it justice. Great spot for kids and kayaking. Fishing here is for King George whiting but don't see a lot being caught 


Tide was coming in so we goggled up and drifted in. Sal found an eagle ray to play with and they played chasing. 

Went for a walk along the point to have a look at the Bay of Fires. The wind changed direction and water was to nice not to get into. Sal found the ray again. Looked the same anyway and we watched him in the shallows for a while.

Was really hot but southerly hit and dropped 10 deg. 

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