Photo Essay: Australia Day at Sandy Cape

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We rolled into Sandy Cape Recreational Park in the hope to get a camping spot for the Australia Day long weekend. I said a little prayer “Hail Mary full of grace, please find us a camping space”. And what do you know we got the last site available! 

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We explored our new home and got ready for the salty life!

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After the sun went down we snuggled into our camper trailer and listened to the wind on the canvas. The wind howled all night but thankfully the morning was still.

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It was time to sit and get fit! We explored, found small secluded beaches, snorkeled, swam and enjoyed the salty water on our skin.

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No camping trip is complete without a bit of 4wding! There is nothing better than getting away from the crowds and having your own sandy patch of beach.

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But we did have to share the beach with a few thousand bees!

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We spent the entire Austalia Day at the beach. Relaxing on the sand, swimming, climbing the sand dunes and the children made friends with all the dogs!

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The weekend was over and we were heading home. As we drove out we spotted emus in the dunes!

I am sure many WA people would have enjoyed a bush chook (Emu Export) or two this Australia Day weekend!

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39 thoughts on “Photo Essay: Australia Day at Sandy Cape

  1. That really was a wonderful Australia Day weekend! Wow. I loved the colour of the sand and the water.
    Thanks for linking up for #lifethisweek 5/52. Next week’s optional prompt is “Starting School Memories”.

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  2. OMG how beautiful is that place! And Emu’s on sand dunes?! I have never seen such a thing. What a wonderful weekend that would have been. #TeamLovinLife

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  3. I’m so glad you blogged about Sandy Cape Anne. We visited here 4 years ago on our travels and I was absolutely blown away by this place. Thank you for the memories. #TeamLovinLife

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  4. Wow! Simply beautiful! And I love the Emus – that would be so foreign to me as we would never see Emu’s on our beaches here in the States! #TPThursday

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  5. What an excellent place to camp! I know how difficult it is to find a spot on holiday weekends. I have freaked out sometimes (and thought we were going to sleep in the car) but ended up finding a spot. I like the beaches and emus in here! #TPThursday

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  6. The perfect way to spend Australia Day and how lovely to see Emus on the Dunes! I’m jealous. Never heard of a bush chook. We call Ibis, Bin Chickens in Queensland.

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