After a leisurely start to the morning we walked into Mount Molloy through the bush track.
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| An old wares shop |
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| lots of old plates |
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| my favorite one |
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| remnants of an old boiler |
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| replica of an old shop front |
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| memorial for war veterans |
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| the obligatory coffee stop had great avocados for sale. |
After walking back we had cold showers packed up and headed for Mossman, stopping at a lookout on the way down the mountain.
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| the view out to sea |
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| bananas just pop up in the most random places |
Our camp spot for tonight is at a friend of Yvonne's cane farm. The views are quiet spectacular out to Port Douglas.
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| The road in to the property is 1km long. |
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| my photography doesn't do the view justice. |
After lunch we all decided to go up to Mossman gorge for the afternoon. The water was so inviting I wished I brought my swimmers with us.
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| Crystal clear water |
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| I got wet at Mossman gorge! |
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| the pictograph man doing his job |
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| lots of moss growing in the gorge |
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| as above |
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| excellent recycling |
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| Greg showing me how to use the selfie stick at our 2nd obligatory coffee stop 😊 |
After a bit of grocery shopping it was home in time for pre dinner drinks, then dinner at Y & G van. Must've been a good night as it was 9pm before we realised it 😴
Today we travelled a whole 37kms
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