I got up before dawn, since I was on the edge of a parking area, which I found out was called Pitts landing. I skipped breakfast and headed south to a beach that was about 2km away. I thought I would stop for breakfast there. It was a bit choppy on the water, but I got to the beach. It was a slightly difficult landing as there was a big bank of seaweed on the beach, and it was a struggle to land because I hit the seaweed bank and started and taking on water.
It was a beach with an area behind it that I could camp on. So I decided today would be a rest day. I set up camp, has breakfast, and then climbed the almost cliff along a track that had obviously been used before. I got to the top, walked around 200m to find I was inside ABC mine and port area, with a prominent sign saying no camping. I thought it’s too late, I have put up the tent. I was very invisible down behind the beach. I then walked the 5km into town along the Walk the Yorke track, the first part on the road, and then along the cliff track. I wandered around town, going to the IGA, and then getting lunch at the pub, where I also charged my camping battery pack. Mid afternoon I walked back to camp, and lounged around the rest of the day.
