A
very relaxing day today with lots of exploring, both walking and
driving We checked out Murray's Beach, Stoney Creek, Moe's Rock,
Governor Head, Wreck Bay, Cape St. George Historic Lighthouse ruin
and, of course, our campground, Green Patch and adjacent beaches.
Fortunately
we saw very little rain today although it has looked threatening all
day. There is a distinct contrast between the spectacular ocean
cliffs on the exposed coast and the idyllic beach and water
conditions within the bay. As you would expect, the camp grounds are
on the sheltered bay side. 
Jervis
Bay is a Naval training base. There are no docking facilities as such
but L01, which Google tells us is the HMAS Adelaide, a Landing
helicopter dock ship cruised by.
As
you would expect, there is plenty of local wildlife enjoying their
protected environment.
We
are approximately 800 klms from Melbourne with two days to get there.
Hopefully we will be somewhere Lakes Entrance tomorrow night.
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