Our journey to Munget took about four hours. The landscape changed as we drove through red sand and green bush, native fruit trees and a blue blue sky. The it was through sand, white and surrounded by lush mangrove. We stopped in at Beagle Bay Community for a visit there. Met some lovely folk and had a really good chat. We visited a church, brilliant white as a reminiscent of a Greek village on a rugged coast. Quite a startling contrast to the surrounding dwellings that were greenish grey corrugated iron sitting close the ground, silent and closed as all the locals hide during the heat of the day.
The onto Munget and a welcome ending and the beginning of a new chapter. A bush camp for sure.
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