nearby town to use the internet, which was probably more of an excuse to have a sit down than anything!! The weather had started to get a little cloudier, but in the afternoon we went to the very end of the peninsular where there was a walk around the cliffs, which were pretty high at some points. The start was a stroll though the gum forest, where we met up with some more delightful marsupials - unfortunately though as we headed around the cliffs the weather had really taken a turn for the worse, and we walked the last mile or so in a blowing gale and driving rain!!!! It turned out to be a very tiring day, which led to an early night. Probably a good thing as the rain had set in good and proper!!

For the last day in the area we thought we’d drive back up into the hills above the coast to some waterfalls which were supposed to be really impressive - one of them was a straight 80 meter drop!

However, after driving for a good hour and a half up into the hills, we also went up into the cloud. This resulted in the view being restricted to the first 15 feet or so!! Hmmmm!! We tried another set of falls further down the valley with much the same result! You could hear a really impressive waterfall, but you couldn’t see a thing!! Rather disheartened, we decided that the only thing for it was to get back to sea level and see if the blowhole at Kiama would be the saving grace for the day! This is a narrow hole in the rocks where the sea blasts through when the conditions are right, and shoots up to 60 meters into the air! Thankfully the conditions were not bad, and although we didn’t see spurts quite that big they were still quite impressive to see, and definitely lifted our spirits!! The weather had picked up as well, so we had a look at the rest of the beaches around the bay, including one which claims to have the whitest sand in the world!!! We had a quick look at Wreck Bay, which is the