Found at the southern most tip of the Mornington Peninsula, Cape Schanck is one of our favourite places on the Peninsula to go walking. We quite often take the walk all the way in from Browns Road past Bushrangers Bay to Cape Schanck but on this occasion we drove in to the car park not …
We have taken the Warringine Park walk a number of times over the years that we have lived on the Mornington Peninsula but when we had the chance to take a guided walk through this RAMSAR rated wetlands with one of the Mornington Peninsula Shire Rangers with our Australian Plants Society group we were keen …
This bushland walk is accessed via a short road, Eatons Cutting, near the intersection of Arthurs Seat Rd and Mornington-Flinders Rd in Red Hill in the hinterland of the Mornington Peninsula. The car park is not that big so parking can be an issue. The trail begins in an area of tall eucalypts and under-storey …
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After a peaceful night's sleep we ate breakfast, put our luggage back in the car and left Horsham just before 9:30. Not far from Horsham we passed the Green Lake. Unlike the previous day when we had stopped at the Pink Lake, which wasn't very pink, we chose not to stop as it didn't appear …
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When we aren't travelling the world or caravanning somewhere in Australia we live in one of the best places in Australia, on the Mornington Peninsula. So when our local Australian Plants Society group took a cool summer's day walk at Bridgewater Bay in Blairgowrie we joined in. There aren't a lot of car spaces but …
Even though winter is upon us taking a walk is always on our agenda. So when our Mornington Peninsula Australian Plants Society group organised a walk at Bunarong Park in Frankston we were interested to join in. The tricky bit is that there are not a lot of car parking spaces there so we made …
Karen and I do a lot of walking when we are away either in the caravan or overseas. We are also members of our local Mornington Peninsula Australian Plants Society group who regularly take walks in nearby areas. Recently we joined in to take a walk at Red Hill in the Endeavour Fern Gully. The …
When at home and not travelling I volunteer once at week at the local Visitor Information Centre in Dromana. Before covid19 hit we had an associated walking group who would take a walk together once a month somewhere on the Mornington Peninsula. This enabled us to give accurate advice to visitors who came into the …
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