We left the pier where we had landed to walk across the bridge and discover Hawkes Nest. The dreadful racket of the pelicans waiting for a free feed attracted my attention. They were coming in from all directions, divebombing into land. Screeching and squawking as they fought with each other over the scraps from the fishermen cleaning their catch.
Tea Gardens panorama taken from the bridge linking Hawkes Nest. Tea Gardens sits on the Myall River flowing into Myall Lake and surrounded by Myall National Park, the Myall River emptying into Port Stephens.
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| Tea Gardens Panorama |
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Beautiful yachtWe caught the ferry, a quaint, old fashioned boat, from Nelson Bay, after missing the first trip by ten minutes, we had to wait for the next schedule. We could hear the chugging before we saw the boat. We all looked at each other with apprehension, as the boat pulled into the pier, we were a little concerned that we wouldn't make the trip. |
 Our mode of transport was a little more rustic, quaint, antiquated, but cute |
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| Wind power |
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| Canoeing the Myall Lakes |
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| House without mortgage |
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