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Bleak days in Tuross

Tuross Head is a beautiful place, nestled in between the broad waters of Lake Coila, ideal for sailing, and the winding channels and reaches of Tuross Lake, much loved by fishermen. These, plus the superb beaches, make it a great spot to stay, and we have spent several sunny and enjoyable weekends over the years on the beach or skimming across Lake Coila on a sailboard.

However, this time we were to be denied by the weather, and we spent three days at Tuross with a dense fog, grey skies, drizzle, strong winds, occasional heavy rain and the occasional tauntingly brief glimpse of sun or moon. The south coast appeared to be giving us a sample of every type of weather that it could conjure up.

The art became to discover the beauty in bleakness and the images below are an attempt to do so as well as give a feel for Tuross and its surroundings during the breaks in the weather.


Fog on Tuross Lake

Fisherman emerging from the fog


Percy and pal

Grey skies do not stop the avid water skier


Not so bleak -
the sun breaks through at our waterfront cabin


The serenity of Tuross Lake


Bleak skies over Lake Tuross (for comparison with the image on the banner at the top of the page)
- well done to those who had already recognised the banner image as Tuross


View over One Tree Beach toward the entrance of Tuross Lake

View over the golf course to Lake Coila and the ocean


A brief glimpse of the moon
between showers



A new species - the sea galah

When it rains you can always
sleep on the balcony
     
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