Cronulla, Bass and Flinders Point
Bass and Flinders Point is located at the southern end of the peninsula, at Cronulla. The memorial is dedicated to explorers George Bass and Matthew Flinders, who explored the Port Hacking estuary. The memorial stone reads: "Memorial to Matthew Flinders, George Bass and the 'Boy Martin' who sailed past this headland in 'Tom Thumb' II on March 30th 1796 and discovered and named Port Hacking." The Esplanade, is the walkway that leads from Cronulla Beach past Shelly Beach and Oak Park, around the cliffs to this lookout. The lookout provides a view of the Port Hacking estuary, the Royal National Park and Bundeena.
I do enjoy your post so much. I get to see things I would never see otherwise from you grand part of the world. Had the pleasure of being there once, but never saw the things you share.
ReplyDeleteFantastic view...great shot!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful view!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place, terrific view and another great capture! Thanks as always for sharing your world, Jim!
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A lovely view into this secluded bay Jim.
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely view, Jim!
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Greeting from Holland,
Anna :-))
Beautiful view!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely lookout point.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful view and a perfect shot!
ReplyDeleteNice place to reflect and remember the past.
ReplyDeleteWonderful monument and fantastic view, Jim!
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