Blue Mountains Journal

I finished my walk at Platypus Rock.  No platypus to see unfortunately but they say they can be seen elsewhere in the waterway.

People enjoy boating on the water too.  There is a regular tour boat as well, we might catch it one day.

Nice isn't it.  The reed banks are lovely.

Come, let's take a short walk beside the water.

Lot's of weekend people, visitors and campers, were enjoying the beautiful sunny day.  I'll take you on a walk beside the water next.

The camping is rudimentary but that is the joy of being in the bush.

The great thing about this spot is the extensive camping area with plenty of good spots nestled among the trees and rocks.   The sign you can see behind the table says "Many of the trees in this area of special because they are very old but they may drop branches, or fall over suddenly without warning. For your safety do not camp, sit or stand beneath large trees or trees with overhanging branches.