2021-02-18 Lake Tyers and Canberra

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We headed off to Lake Tyers Beach to stay at our lovely neighbours’ country residence, with Viv, Steph and Rory (and dogs). We had a lovely time, enjoying the beach-side environs, and took a trip to visit Buchan Caves nearby.

Sunlight glittering on Lake Tyers.
Buchan Caves
Minigolf in Lakes Entrance
Sunset at Red Bluff

From Lake Tyers Jill and I headed north to Canberra (Viv, Steph and Rory returned to Melbourne). We took the Suggan Buggan road along the Snowy River. Very pleasant.

Snowy River where we camped

We headed onwards to Canberra where we had a lovely stay with Steven and Judy, with bushwalks, nature watching, museums and art galleries. All very pleasant.

Scribbly gums on Mt Ainslie
An intriguing artwork in the gallery – lots of spotty walls and mirrors.
The Carillon in the morning mist.
Enlighten – a light show festival in Canberra

Time to head south, so we took a circuitous route through the snowy mountains, via Cabramurra and Beechworth. Lots of burnt areas from the previous year’s bush-fires was evident, and Cabramurra was closed from fire damage.

High country – trees damaged by fires, but the everlasting daisies are flowering well.
Burnt out forest near Cabramurra.
Woolshed falls, Beechworth; Reid’s creek walking track

For lots more photos, see the gallery at https://photos.app.goo.gl/dFGGk8R6UGaMCgdb6

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