Sat morning Krish and I rose early and drove to a hill nearby. Its called Castle Hill approximately 300m high. We parked at the bottom and walked up. I
t was very good morning STEEP walk. Many Aussies were walking up and down greeting us good morning as they passby. Some were pushing their children prams even. Some were walking with their big dogs. I could only make it 3/4 quater way. Haha all the months of lack of exercise was pulling me down. But as for all others I did see most of them even the oldies making their way all the way up.
We walked down back which was very good exercise too. Then we drove up. There were alot of lookouts from the hills. This Castle hill was used as a communications and observation post during WWII.
After that we past herds of cows grazing the grass and lazing on the roads. Also of course cowdung all over the road. We drove on. The roads became narrower and narrower as we entered the National Park of the falls. Whoever we stopped by to ask directions advised us to buy food or drinks beforehand as there is nothing available there.
Then we realise we are near to the falls already. We drove past the track and parked. It was a astonishing sight! The falls was gashing down and all you can hear 
is the waterfalls. The cluds were also all around us. Nice. To think we nearly missed it.
We had to leave fast as the drizzle got heavier. The drive down was even more scary. It was a muddy so the car tyres was filled with heavy mud. But thank god we didn't get stuck. Going around the bends were more scary with the muddy tyres. But I guess the good car and a good driver got us back safe and sound.
Sun we just relaxed and then headed to The Strand. Its a strand of beach. Here I saw a stinger enclosurer in the sea. They netted it off protecting the swimmers from marine stingers. They have 2 such ones along the beach. You are advised to swim within this net. They also did up a rock pool. Kissing Point rock pool. 
