Clio's walk in the Bunyip Sanctuary; a hot summer day

Walking through the deep grass shortly before tea

Trying to get a rise from this friendly and sleepy fellow

Provoked and showing its blue tongue and displeasure - a blue tongued lizard

Alpacas watching the crazy humans walking in that heat

Midweek walk to Sugarloaf. Janine, John and Clive walked the circuit, but the dry grass and low water levels made for disappointment

Sad to see just how much the water line has receded

Still beautiful, but much lower and less green

Di's walk from Seaford to Frankston along the Kananook Creek. Lots of larny properties lining the creek

Lazy fishing on the Kananook Creek - near Frankston

Rudi's pic of the Frankston Sand Sculpture Theme

Rudi's pic - Poseidon?

Rudi's pic of strange undersea repair

Ilona's pic of turtle sand sculpture

The group after lunch on the Frankston foreshore lawns

Arnis' walk from the Quarantine Station at Point Nepean to the Fort and return.

Our walk took us along a rugged coastline and we saw a number of ships entering and leaving the bay

Queen Janine on the throne - trying out the (mod) cons at the Fort

Couldn't wait to get home for the cooling shower

From the top of the Engine House in the Fort - views of ocean and bay

Beautiful colours in the clear waters across the mouth of the bay

We returned via the road and different paths - most pleasant

This picture of a Tawny Frogmouth was taken by Don during the walk at Coolart recently

Arnis' walk at Mt Worth. The first section was through beautiful tree fern forest

The path was often overgrown and the area very green - lots of rain!