GONE FISHING!

Taking advantage of our location we get ourselves equipped with a fishing rod everything I need to catch us a fish supper. The next couple of days are spent with me down the end of the jetty, I couldn't be happier, no fish but still, sat on on my own playing with my tackle, Jaimie bringing snacks and beer intermittently, what more could a man want?! Well a fish would be nice!

We finally make the hard decision to carry on with our journey, heading out of Robe into the Coorong national park. The Coorong is a spectacular landscape, essentially a long series of lagoons separated from the Southern Ocean by about a 100 km of sand dunes which form the Younghusband Peninsula. Theres wildlife everywhere, we spot what I believe to be a 'stubby tailed lizard' waiting to cross the road so we stop and investigate, they're pretty common and not dangerous. Its nice to see local inhabitants alive as unfortunately whilst driving most of the stuff you see is roadkill, still theres enough birdlife to keep our attention. Pelicans are most common here and we see a lot flying overhead, none up close yet but I'm sure it wont be long.