Actually the title is a bit misleading because whilst I returned home content yesterday there are many things I couldn't/didn't see. They had been closed due to safety concerns after the devastating bushfires earlier in the year. Kelly Hill caves was one of them.
A sign on the road said there was a lighthouse down here on Vivonne Bay but I couldn't find one so here's a picture of the jetty instead.
Here's a view of Vivonne Bay from the other side of the Harriet River. Said river isn't pictured on google maps.
I saw lots of kangaroos but these two were the only ones who stood still long enough for me to get a photo. This was at the entrance to Seal Bay. It too was closed. Nothing to do with bushfires, just me being here an hour before opening.
This house in Cygnet River had all sorts of things on display out the front including a few witty signs.
I took twenty photos alone here. Given how much stuff there was here it makes this sign seem a little hypocritical.
Who doesn't love a pepper steak pie for breakfast? I bought this when refuelling at Kingscote. #reluctantfoodie
I was booked on the 1330 ferry but as I was on the outskirts of Penneshaw at 1020 made a dash for the port and 1030 ferry and asked if they squeeze in a bike that was booked on a later service. They could and I pretty much rode straight on. Rain had been forecast and I wanted to get to the other side before the weather set in. That said, this service rocked a little too much for my liking.
This advertisement was on the ferry back and bar one hotel yes I loved it. Lots of things are still closed to the public so I do have reasons to go back one day. Possible overnight RTE venue one day perhaps. I wanted to buy a number plate over there but forgot to.
I arrived home at the time I was supposed to be boarding the ferry and lot happier than I was last week.