SEAN B FRASER the Dolls Point Blogger.
The Giant’s Sandwich
Rock Sandwich
Some say the ice age left the shoreline looking like this, others say a tsunami over sixty metres in height washed over the headlands, but I believe a rock eating giant dropped his rock sandwiches as he was picnicking on the beach.
Mermaid’s Inlet
We are headed to Mermaid Inlet on the Beecroft Peninsula which is situated on the northern half of Jervis Bay. The southern point of Beecroft Peninsula is Point Perpendicular which sticks out into the Pacific Ocean and at the north western corner is the village of Currarong. It is from here that we set off on our bush walk.
Off we go
The shade of the trees
coastal heath
We walked through the sun and the breeze and got relief in the shade of the magnificent trees. Most of the walk passes through what I’d call coastal heath with areas of wildflowers.
Head hunter territory
A head…
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SEAN B FRASER the Dolls Point Blogger. 
The walk looks and sounds wonderful Sean. Hope you took your own sandwiches. I used to be terrified of banksia men. I see that one is missing a body.
Yes we pulled his head off…tis the only way to stop them
Ha ha! scary little suckers! And then there are the banksia men …
Curra is my second home, I havent been there in nearly a year as I have been overseas, Just over a week now until I’m back and I can’t wait. My favourite place in the world!