Three day camping/walking trip to Lime Bay which is situated on the Tasman Peninsula not far from the historic Convict Coal Mines Ruins. Lime Bay is a very shallow bay which is ideal for kayaking and a little further out (within paddle distance) you are able to catch fish for the evening meal. Our walk consisted of a circuit from Lime Bay to Green Head around the cliff tops, then to Lagoon Beach (lunch break) walking the white sands to a fire trail across Black Rock Hill and back to camp - walk took 5 hours, but many stops on the way for some magnificent scenery, track a little indistinct in places (sometimes no signs!!). Abundant wildlife at night
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 Map of Camping Site with details of Walk |
 View of Camp Site at Lime Bay |
 Another View of Camp Site |
 Different angle of Camp Site |
 View looking to start of Walk to Green Head |
 Green Grub dangling on fine web on track |
 View of magnificent Beach from cliff top |
 Now, I wonder what lives in there! |
 Well, the track is here somewhere!! |
 Wow! Is this heavy - can't hold it much longer |
 Wildflower (Sundew) - beside track |
 Pink Mountain Heath - prolific this time of year |
 Guinea Flower - a prostrate shrub |
 Female Slender She Oak starting to Blossom |
 Magnificent Banksia in Bloom |
 Wild Wattle (Mimosaceae) in bloom |
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