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Tag Archives: Cape Solander
Cape Solander to Cape Baily Walk – 11 April 2023
My friend Valerie had been on the Mudlarks Cooks River Bird Survey earlier in the morning, and after it finished, we both headed down to Kurnell for a walk in Kamay Botany Bay National Park. Big seas were forecast and … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Baily, Cape Solander, Kamay-Botany Bay National Park, Sydney Coastal Walking
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Walking near Kurnell (and Taren Point) – 12 January 2023
Valerie had been on the Greenway Bird Survey, and after it we had planned to meet Sue and head out to Kurnell for a walk along the coastal cliffs in Kamay – Botany Bay National Park. Valerie drove us to … Continue reading
Walking near Kurnell – 21 November 2022
Sydney is currently experiencing some very windy weather, and the 21st was perhaps the windiest day of late. But we made the best of it on our walk. It was led by Brian Everingham for the National Parks Association of … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney, Wildflowers
Tagged Banks-Solander Walk, Boat Harbour, Cape Solander, Doughboy Head, Kamay-Botany Bay National Park, Kurnell
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Coastal Walking – Cape Solander – Cape Baily – 15 October 2022
It was beautiful weather and I was keen to head outdoors, so I decided to catch a train to Cronulla and then a bus to Kurnell and visit Kamay – Botany Bay National Park. My plan was open – to … Continue reading
Cape Baily Walk – 7 August 2022
I met up with Wendy for a nice day of walking in Kamay Botany Bay National Park. We started from the road that goes out to Potter Point. From the end of the road, its short walk out to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Cape Baily, Cape Solander, Doughboy Head, Kamay-Botany Bay National Park, Kurnell, Potter Point
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Kurnell to Cronulla Walk – 25 June 2020
I had walked from Kurnell to Cronulla back in 2017. It had been a pleasant outing, and I had talked with Bob about being keen to repeat it sometime. This was a good opportunity, the forecast was good and there … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Boat Harbour, Cape Baily, Cape Doughboy, Cape Solander, Cronulla, Kurnell, Potter Point, Sydney Coastal Walking
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More Birds and Whales – Cape Baily Walk – 20 June 2020
I joined my friends John and Chuin Nee and their two boys Jasper and Sebastian for a walk from Cape Solander at Kurnell out to Cape Baily and back. We were joined by Enmoore and Su Li who had cycled … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Nature, Sydney
Tagged Cape Baily, Cape Solander, Kamay-Botany Bay National Park, Kurnell whale watching, Whale watching
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Cape Baily Walk – 10 March 2020
Brian Everingham was leading another walk along the coast for the National Parks Association of NSW. This one was in Kamay Botany Bay National Park and was from Cape Solander to the Cape Baily Lighthouse and back the same way. … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Cape Baily, Cape Solander, Inscription Point, Kamay-Botany Bay National Park, The Leap, Yena Picnic Area
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Kurnell to Cronulla Walk – 25 July 2017
The section of the Sydney Coastal Walk from Kurnell to Cronulla was one that I had not done. I had been to Cape Solander in the Botany Bay – Kamay National Park quite a few times for whale watching and … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Boat Harbour, Botany Bay National Park, Cape Baily, Cape Solander, Cronulla, Doughboy Head, Kurnell, Sydney Coastal Walking
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Coastal Walking – Cronulla and Cape Solander – 20 May 2015
I had a pleasant day wandering along the coast. I was on a trip with Digi Dave We had a lunch appointment in Cronulla, so before that we walked along the coast near Cronulla Beach towards Sandshoes Beach.
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking
Tagged Botany Bay National Park, Cape Baily, Cape Solander, Cronulla, Kamay, Sydney Coastal Walking
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