Terrible name, stunning views!

It started out to be a bit of a random morning when we stopped by the local Port Lincoln Dive shop and saw this beauty.  I’d normally say “Kids, ask your parents”  but rather ask yourself the question, why would they use a mask like this underwater?

And, then it got a bit more random with a hundreds of shoes in a tree en-route to the town of Cummins.  We’re heading to the Five Loaves Bakery.

Pretty interesting find – and I’ve been looking through the internet for an explanation, but none to be had, so if you know what it’s all about – leave a comment below!  We arrived in Cummins for a bit of lunch and to sample the Eyre Peninsula’s finest Vanilla Slice (a hot-tip from one of our readers) and it was amazing!

YUM!

But, not to be bias, we also went for the Carmel Slice.

Both were knockouts!  The bakery is great!  They’ve got fresh, homemade breads – one lovingly called “The Great White” – we are in the Great White Capital after all!

Now, the only logical thing to do after a few thousands of calories consumed… go for a bit of a walk around Coffin Bay National Park.  Terrible name but with stunning views!

We were standing around the blue marker but did explore the whole area.

And, we found an amazing beach – it had a pretty steep decline to the water – made for a pretty shot!

But, the real reason why I’m down there?

I’m makin’ friends with the locals!

Naturally, I was standing face to face with a killer.

If you’ve seen Jurassic Park, you kinda have a bit of an idea.

But, When you get close to them, they stand up on their tail and with their middle toe (which looks like a velociraptor killing claw) They strike at you ripping a clean cut to your abdomen in both directions where your intestines then fall out onto the ground.  Pretty vicious little creatures for the amount of cuteness they ooze out.  You’re asking, “Seriously?”  I say HELL YEAH!  This is Australia, if the weather, land or locals wont kill you (refer to Snowtown) then the Animals will!

Here’s another suspect with big claws – if you just look at them the wrong way, you’re a goner!

We found this to be the best way to take a photo of Emu’s from a safe distance. (Makeshift Aussie Safari)

Think about it, when you have views like this – one can understand what they’re protecting!  This is an un-photoshopped image.  WOW.  Incredible.

We also found a few other things.

Here’s a partially eaten shark.

And one lucky girl’s birthday gift – I think someone loves you, Shona!