October 26, 2022
Day 151: Rest day
Today was the first time I drove the hire car. It's the first time I've driven a car in 5 months. It was a lot easier than cycling although I felt like I was cheating a bit.
First up, we went to Flinders Chase National Park. It cost $25 for us to enter. I forgot to ask what it would cost if we were on bikes.
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The Cape Barron geese are able to drink salt water.
It was cold, very windy and a little bit drizzling.
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The seals seemed very comfortable lying on the unforgiving rocks.
This is a good link with more info on the lighthouse.
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We saw some nice flowers today.
We went to the Seal Bay Conservation Park to do a guided tour. It cost $40 each. We walked down a private boardwalk on to the beach and got close to a bunch of Australian sealions.
We spent about an hour watching them play and move about and sleep.
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After the sealions we went to a honey farm and had some yummy honey ice cream.
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The honey bees were imported from Italy in the late 1800's. They claim KI has the purest strain of Lugarian bees in the world. KI is too far from the mainland for those honey bees to fly and mix with the Lugurian population.
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This is unusual as on the mainland they have dark brown coloured quills.
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On the drive home we travelled slowly as there were lots of kangaroos and very cute, tiny tammar wallabies bouncing around.
The tammar wallabies are nocturnal and can drink sea water.
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