Cape Range National Park, Osprey Bay

Bloodwood creek

Mandu Mandu Gorge

Dry river bed

We commenced our Mandu Mandu Gorge walk, also a class 4 walking track.  Zachary managed to walk  30 minutes along the dry river bed.  That was enough for him.  So I walked back with Zachary along the dry river bed, back to the car, and left Steven and Jacob to continue on.

Dry river bed stones

Mandu Mandu Gorge

Just on the photos left, is the walking trail, and in the background you can just see the dry river bed and then left of the gorge is the Indian Ocean in the way off distance.

Steep climb

Sure footed all the way!!!

Mandu Mandu Gorge is a two hour walking track

Jacob and Steven saw three wild goats whilst walking the Mandu Mandu Gorge.  Jacob heard the goats first then asked Dad what that noise was.  They then spotted the goats in the far off distance.

The boys trying to wet their DAD

The afternoon was spent swimming at Osprey Bay with the local turtle and dolphins in the background.

Coral

Splashing around

Our private beach

Jen and the boys for a swim

foot sand angels

Our first guest

Offered guest afternoon drinks

The afternoon was spent at the National Park's host campsite.  Approximately twenty people joined in for drinks and nibblies.  Three of the campers were ~25 yo men that fished all day with there boat and then arrived in the afternoon offering fresh fish caught less than two hours ago. How lucky were we!