Bathers are drapped on the waters edges, some on their towels and some on their chairs, watching with the well positioned Life Guards watching the activities on the water. The Avoca Beach Surf Life Saving Club dominates one section of the beach near the rockpool area.
It has been a while since my last visit, childhood memories of fishing and running around with other children, chasing water, climbing rocks and watching surfers and fishermen alike. Nothing much had changed.
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| Watching the surf |
On the far end is the rock area, where water and rock battle it out. The rise and fall of water as it settles into a whitewash gliding over the moss covered rocks. It is very slippery.
On the entrance is a notice to all those who enter, a reminder that the marine life are protected. Bag and size limits exists for the array of salt water fishes that share the water.
Further still, the rocks rise like a puffed up chest, dominating the rocks and waves below. As we sat and stared up looking at the rocks history as water patiently chipped away at the rocks.
