John Roberts

I really believe a picture tells a thousand; adjectives. I drove for an hour south of Sydney to find the coastal town of Coalcliff. I had heard of its european styled, above ground highway from a family member who insisted I stay in the region for a few days - as per usual I was restricted by the amount of time to a single afternoon. One of those slow down to speed up situations whereby in a few hours felt I achieved more than I had in the entire year leading up.

The New South Wales coast is about the most photogenic landscape scenery I have come across. Maybe I need to get out more but of all the dentures to sculpt the east coast of Australia these ones can do no wrong. A simple drive through Sydney's notorious southern suburbs paths to route to Royal National Park ft. entry fee of $11. One enjoyable Sunday afternoon drive and we had detoured to the small town of Bundeena for its houses that live on the beach, and Goose's obsession for rock-pools.