
After driving 10kms along a red dirt road, opening and shutting three farm gates as we passed through, we were surprised to find on arriving at Barn Hill Station that there was a beautiful beach sloping away from the camp sites. We weren't slow in taking advantage of the situation and were soon on the beach relaxing. David reading after a dip in the sea.



The formations on the foreshore are incredible
Walking in the shallows waiting for the sun to set
Stairway to the 'Sunset'
Every Sunday Barn Hill Station provides a three course meal for $15 per head. It is so popular they limit bookings to 200 people. We arrived on a Sunday and we were fortunate to be able to snap up the last couple of tickets. Tourists bring their tables, chairs, plates, cutlery, and drinks and set up on a large area of lawn. We met two Perth couples during the day and were invited to sit at their table for the evening. A fantastic aboriginal band played popular tunes as we ate our meal and everyone had a wonderful night.
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