Rapid Bay Cave for Water H2O Thursday

 

Rapid Bay Cave is likely the largest cavern in the Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia. It is not well indicated on maps, nor are there any signposts in the vicinity. A group of young people lingered in the cave for an extended period, causing Joel and me to wait for them to depart. Some photographs were taken in an Instagram style, including silhouettes to provide a sense of scale.

Joel has shed a considerable amount of weight; intermittent fasting has proven effective for him. I am currently attempting to replicate his exercise regimen. He kindly procured for me a complimentary subscription to Free Press, which features writings by several former New York Times reporters. I am thoroughly enjoying the subscription.

I acquired a Sigma 14-24mm f/2.8 lens over a year ago but had not used it extensively. During our journey to South Australia, we made ample use of this lens.

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Rapid Bay South Australia for Skywatch Friday

 

Rapid Bay is a hidden gem just 105 kilometers south of Adelaide. This tranquil seaside town is known for its stunning coastal scenery, including long sandy beaches, towering cliffs, and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

One of the highlights of Rapid Bay is its historic jetty, which offers breathtaking views of the bay and is a popular spot for fishing and relaxation. The bay is also a haven for divers and snorkelers, with dramatic shipwrecks and vibrant marine life, including the elusive Leafy Sea Dragon.

For those who love exploring, Rapid Bay's coastal caves and scenic hiking trails provide endless opportunities for adventure. The area is perfect for a peaceful getaway, whether you're camping under the stars or enjoying a picnic by the shore.

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