The weather has cleared and it’s a beautiful day, with bad weather approaching we decide to stay at Greenhead with our friend another day while we plan our trip around the approaching weather.

Local knowledge is great value and our friend takes us around the local area to explore its beautiful coastline and inland landscapes.

We find plenty of interesting seagrass and macroalgae washed ashore. This region has a biologically rich marine environment.

The sand dunes along this coast are very white and mobile.

Along the tracks to the beach are areas of exposed limestone and they are full of fossils, chiefly molluscs. The geological symbol Qpck refers to the Quaternary, post-Palaeozoic (or post-Pangean), and/or post-Cretaceous, clastic sedimentary rocks of the geological legend for Western Australia, typically indicating unconsolidated or poorly consolidated sediments like sand and gravel.

We have a restful day and again enjoy dinner at the Dynamite Diner, great food and friendly staff.

A quick look at the sunset after dinner, a beautiful calm sea before some more bad weather coming in from the west.