Panorama 2:1 - PoPi08a redgate beach

Panorama 2:1 - PoPi08a redgate beachThe storm sets in for the day, but the light is still kind enough to be able to capture coastal beauty. Point Picquet near Meelup Beach and was named after an explorer Sub Lieutenant Picquet. The ocean here is a stunning and clear turquoise blue and is enough to entice most people for a swim. This location is also a lookout point for migrating whales that pass by in close range to the shoreline. There is an array of orange coloured rock here which

Beautifully coloured and clinging to life on the side of this log

Some will be growing on tree trunks and fallen logs while others will be growing on the forest floor in sheltered and damp spots

The majority of its population live around the Greater Hobart area

the burnt orange colour of the granite really stands out especially as the Sun goes down and the last light shines on the cliff wall

Fallen trees can create small dams and generate small eco systems of their own

Cape Leeuwin sunrise with storm rolling in over the coast

Several walks and trails allow hikers and tourists to explore the area extensively across land or down at beach level

Hamelin Bay and Augusta

When you arrive at Wilyabrup Sea Cliffs there are a few things that take your breath away

A very early morning at Redgate beach with the remnants of a stormy night

Salamanca street in Hobart

The surrounding trees in this area are also a point of interest due to their twisted features