Twenty walkers set out on a beautiful day to walk Narrabeen to Avalon. Not much to be said about this walk, except that it was a fabulous day, fantastic views of the headlands and oceans, and a great crowd pa rticipating, with a wonderful morning tea spot at Mona Vale. We did have a fly-past of 4 helicopters, and wondered how they knew we were there. Oh , and there were a few steps - and a few more - and a few more - and still a few more. However, success was rewarded with lunch and coffee at the end of the walk, and a pleasant bus trip back to the cars.
This is what we came for-the beautiful beaches and the sparkling ocean of the Northern Penninsula
Looking back towards Narrabeen Beach
First views of the ocean Kurt explains the view
Hard going on the way to Turimetta Head
All eyes to the sky as the four helicopters fly past
View north from Warriewood to Mona Vale and distant Boudi Boudi NP (above) and walkers at the look-out over Warriewood Beach (right)
Some took the hard way along Mona Vale Beach including photographer Barbara
Morning Tea at Mona Vale Beach
Looking back over Mona Vale and Basin Beaches
Climbing up from Bungan Beach (left) and smiling after a well earned rest at the top (right)
A drone view of the walkers taken by one who opted to " take the high road"! 
This one won't bite 
Newport Beach(above) and a rear view of the beach(right) from Bilgola Head
View of Avalon Beach and the recent rockfall
A closer view of the huge roackfall (above) and some happy stragglers waiting for the bus (right)
Elaine E and Dawn led eighteen others-John B, Chris B, David C, Rhondda, Lyndy, Kas, Robyn Ma, John M, Bert, Steve P, Pete and Bella, Barbara, Kurt, Drina, Don Wo and two visitors.
Photos by Barbara (2,7,9,17,19), Don Wo (1,3,4,8,15,18), Drina (5,10,11,21), John B (6,12,20), Peter R (13,14,16)
Words by Elaine E