Gosford Sands

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A long planned long walk. As its full of geologists' jewels, if you're not into such things, skip this one :)

Had to wait around 10 years, cos of my CFS health problems, to be fit enough to get the buses plus train and walk this far (and also have energy left to return...). It turned out, all this waiting was well worth it!




















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