10 APRIL
BRIDPORT
We camped at Bridport
next to a small and pretty beach. I had a cycle along the foreshore which led
past a number of small beaches and one long beach. The tracks detoured into the
hinterland making this another fun bike ride.
We made a fire for the
night.
11 APRIL
BRIDPORT TO RANSON
BEACH
Last night the hatchet
broke when I was chopping firewood. We left Bridport and made a detour to
Scottsdale to purchase a new axe.
The drive to Ranson
Beach was along a long straight road past grazing farms. Probably the longest
straight road we drove along in Tasmania.
The turn off for the
beaches was along a long-corrugated gravel road. It was a bit tricky in parts
but we eventually made it to Ranson Beach free camp.
We settled into a nice
camp site under a wide pine tree. A short walk and we were on the beach. The
beach was long with a boulder point at the eastern end.
We walked along the beach
once we were settled.
Later, I had a cycle
along beach and the next long beach.
A fire that night
where were joined by Annie, who was camped next to us.
12 APRIL
RANSON BEACH
In the morning, I had
a cycle along the hinterland and beaches to the west. There was one good view
spot and lots of beaches and other camp areas.
In the afternoon, I
had a kayak along shore towards west. The ocean was calm and there were a
number of rocky outcrops to paddle around. The water was crystal clear.
Another night fire
with Annie.
13 APRIL
RANSON BEACH
The morning sunrise
was beautiful with a fog over the ocean.
We packed and said our
goodbyes to Annie.
Going westwards.
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