Our first jaunt was to Maslin Beach. With the tide out it was perfect for a long and leisurely stroll.
A little cairn building
And hunting for heart shaped rocks
Then to lunch at d’Arrys Verandah Restaurant. Our visit coincided with an exhibition of sculptures by Salvatore Dali, housed in the grounds and in the Cube. The gnomes were at the entrance ‘to greet us’
Lots of quirky art and installations throughout the building.
An Homage to Dali, a collection of paintings and drawings by Charles Billich
And then lunch, not disappointed and every bit as good as my memory of lunch there on my last visit.
My favourite dish of the trip. Lobster bisque, lobster medallion, prawn and crab tortellini.
And passionfruit soufflé and passionfruit sorbet for dessert
More wineries
Another fabulous lunch at The Currant Shed.
Some wandering in the bush
Where I met Gail Kellet, a printmaker and artist. Luckily she had some work on display in a winery.
Making friends with a local
The golf tragic, posing for a shot.
The big Loster, encountered on our way home at Kingston, an area famous for it’s lobster/crayfish industry.
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