Our caravan park was just as you pass over the San Remo Bridge and hang a left. From our van it was an access way down to this view. (Low tide)
To the left was the San Remo Bridge (no it was not made of pasta). The tides here were ferocious, flooding into Western Port Bay. Not bad for fishing though... we didn't try but saw many lines out on the tide turns.
The San Remo Co-op has a daily Pelican feeding session, with these bombers coming into land with great gusto (see below). I still think their faces are comical, so they tend to be used in cartoons...
Our caravan park was just as you pass over the San Remo Bridge and hang a left. From our van it was an access way down to this view. (Low tide)
To the left was the San Remo Bridge (no it was not made of pasta). The tides here were ferocious, flooding into Western Port Bay. Not bad for fishing though... we didn't try but saw many lines out on the tide turns.
The San Remo Co-op has a daily Pelican feeding session, with these bombers coming into land with great gusto (see below). I still think their faces are comical, so they tend to be used in cartoons...
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