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The long way to apple pie - New South Wales - Australia - Travel - theage.com.au (1090 words) |
 | The Hawkesbury sandstone underfoot had given way to shale, which brought a greater variety of vegetation and topography: rock pools for swimming (and Werrong Beach where the NPWS coyly permits "unclad bathing"), gullies of tree ferns, open grassy hills and the shadowy Palm Jungle. |
| Before strolling down to Otford Station - a short and beautiful walk under large eucalypts lining a quiet side road - we had to partake of a ceremonial end-of-walk treat: apple pie and ice cream from Otford bakery. |
| As we sat on the grass gorging ourselves, Lizzy and I came to a happy conclusion: blisters and backpacks aside, there's a lot to be said for a coastal walk that ends with apple pie. |
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