Ten walkers met at Kurnell for a mid-morning coffee debrief at “1770 Bakery” attended by Don B (tailender), Celia, Janet, Rick, Leah, David S, William H, Hazel, myself and my visiting brother Jean Marie P.
Claude gets ready to set out... 
...but not before coffee with a matching cup!
Obelisk commemorating.... 
Captain James Cook's arrival in 1770
Cape Solander was reached swiftly for an early break and viewing of the Tasman Sea.....................
On the boardwalk - we'll follow the sun? 
Will we be sailing the Tasman Sea?
Another photo opportunity 
Tailenders Don and Will
Climbing Guinea Flower -Hibbertia scandens 
Flannel Flower - Actinotus helianthin
..............Bailey Lighthouse at 12 noon..........
Looking back towards Cape Solander 
Walking towards Cape Baily lighthouse
Cape Baily Lighthouse 
I spy with my little eye...
Group photo with Cronulla in the distance
Potter Point 
Leaving the sand dune passage
.............lunch was set at the spectacular Boat Harbour Marina around 12.45. We managed to stroll barefoot in the water to cool down after the sand dune “hard yakka” passage.
Lunch at Boat Harbour 
....and sheltering from the sun
Claude testing the water in Victor (oops!) Boat Harbour 
Twins??
Along the beach to Cronulla
Locals enjoying the windy conditions 
Coffee time - let's go!
This surf club has great coffee!
Due to a very strong tail wind “North Easterly Buster”, we reached Elouera Beach Club fairly early by 14.15 for a rewarding coffee and chat.
Great weather, great company, what more do you want…. All up, 15.8km (on Rick’s GPS) was recorded.
See you next year!!!!
Elevation 
Route map
Words by Claude
Walk Leaders: Claude and Hazel
Photography: Rick (11,12,16,19,22); Hazel (2,3,5,9,10,13,21,23); David S (1,4,6,7,8,14,15,17,18,20,24,25)
Route map & elevation diagram: Rick