Cremorne Point

On Saturday, T and I met up with the Draegers and did a walk that went around one of the bays in North Sydney. The walk went from Cremorne Point around Mosman Bay and to the point at the other side of the bay.

T and I took the ferry over to Cremorne Point - our favorite mode of transportation!

We met the Draegers at the wharf and started our walk. Well, first we visited the playground there at the point and watched the girls go nuts for a while. =)

The walk had some really lovely views of the city, the bay, and the harbor.

View of the city from the north

Signal light at Cremorne Point

Boats in Mosman Bay

The walk also went through some really beautiful bush areas and gardens.

The path started off along a row of houses overlooking the bay

Then it wandered into bushy area

We caught glimpses of the bay now & then

And found these really cool trees

There were also some maintained gardens that had a lot of tropical-y plants

We stopped for lunch at the end of the bay. It was good for everyone to sit and recharge for a little bit - it was colder and windier than we had planned on. Plus, we had a really lovely view.

The food was good, but it was kind of a weird place. They had this sign on the wall, and it cracked us up.

We saw a kookaburra on the way back! I wish I'd had our good camera with us so I could've taken a better picture. Hopefully we'll have another chance to see one up close when we go to the wildlife center in a few weeks.

He's on the wooden railing - kinda hard to see

We saw tons of gorgeous homes on the walk, but this one was my favorite of the day. I would make the room overlooking the gully my reading room. =)

And then we had a nice long ferry ride home. It was a really lovely walk, and a great Saturday activity!

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