Hey there all,
I just got back from a few days away at Anna Bay, near Newcastle N.S.W.
My family has been going there for years.
Anna bay is the beginning(or end) of Stockton Beach. Back in the days of WW2 the vast sand dunes were bomb testing grounds and there is still remains of anti tank concrete blocks which now mark out car parks.
Rumor also has it that the sand in Hawaii came from Stockton beach.
It feels like you are out in the Sahara when you get out in the back country, the sand dunes seem never ending.
When I was younger (and fit) we would rip the dunes up with our motorbikes with paddle rear tyres.
There is also a cool ship wreck down the other end of the beach (1 1/2 hour drive on sand).
Here is a couple of pics
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The Mighty Toyota Landcrusier. I've had her since new
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The view from our cabin
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I just got back from a few days away at Anna Bay, near Newcastle N.S.W.
My family has been going there for years.
Anna bay is the beginning(or end) of Stockton Beach. Back in the days of WW2 the vast sand dunes were bomb testing grounds and there is still remains of anti tank concrete blocks which now mark out car parks.
Rumor also has it that the sand in Hawaii came from Stockton beach.
It feels like you are out in the Sahara when you get out in the back country, the sand dunes seem never ending.
When I was younger (and fit) we would rip the dunes up with our motorbikes with paddle rear tyres.
There is also a cool ship wreck down the other end of the beach (1 1/2 hour drive on sand).
Here is a couple of pics
The Mighty Toyota Landcrusier. I've had her since new
The view from our cabin
