This morning Louise decided to have a go making bread and it was a delicious success.

It was cool enough during the night for Louise to wake up and pull the doona out to cover us. We have been sleeping with just a light blanket but it was somewhat cooler last night. Nevertheless, we both slept soundly and the boat was very still during the night.

After breakfast Louise decided to have a go at making some bread and this took most of the morning, waiting for the yeast to rise, then baking it. The loaf turned out quite well and Louise cut it in half and we took a picnic lunch ashore.

We followed the track we took yesterday but continued to the top and arrived, after 45 minutes or so, at the Bustard Head lighthouse. Just below the lighthouse was a small cemetery and we stopped to look for a short while. We were quite hungry when we arrived at the lighthouse station and we saw the caretakers closing the doors. Fearful we had missed the tour we asked if there were any more. Pat and Wal were very accommodating and said we could certainly have a tour. We said we needed to eat and they said they too were hungry and invited us to their house. Pat made us a cup of tea and for four of us had a great chat around the kitchen table. Something we certainly didn't expect to happen!

After an hour or so Wal took us up the lighthouse and Pat the told us about the station's history. We had a look at the museum and left after about three hours, having had a very enjoyable afternoon.

Back on Breezly we enjoyed drinks in the cockpit and watched the sunset before showers and steaks and veggies for dinner!

Tomorrow we leave early for the long trek to Bundaberg.