Postcard from Durras, NSW

After a short drive down the coast and lunch at Jervis Bay, we had a quick one night camp between lovely, secluded Lake Durras and the beach, amongst the sand dunes, kangaroos and birds.  Today we did a quick stop in Batemans Bay for a blanket as the nights are getting cool, and will probably be cooler still when we get into the Alpine district of NSW later in the week. We were surprised to drive right past a historic quarry, (still in operation) the one that supplied the granite for the Sydney Harbour Bridge pylons and fasade, so we stopped, read the info boards,  managed to fossick for a small sample of  granite from near the entrance to the quarry and then we were back on our way to Narooma situated on a small inlet.