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Signs all over the coasts, including limits on you-pick-'em mussels, snails, cockles |
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Shaowfax approaches |
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The East Cape light-house |
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800 steps; no thanks |
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All of it on a big horse ranch |
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East Cape |
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Island neighbor |
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There was no parking nor camping at the Cape itself wherefrom you could see the sunrise...so we drove back a few miles along the coast looking for a spot |
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Note surf spray |
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Big beautiful pohutakawa trees all along this coast; must be incredible in December |
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Major spray |
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We stopped so I could boldly walk out on the shelf in search of free bi-valves |
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At every moment reminding myself not to step into the open jaws of a giant clam (major literary allusion...) |
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The whole thing reminded me of a coastal/tidal burren (as in Ireland) |
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Mostly snails and a few cockles on offer; no mussels |
1 comment:
Oh, I really liked this area. Yes, it is like places we saw in Ireland.
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