After staying overnight in Byron Bay set off to activate nearby Broken Head Nature Reserve, VKFF-1898. Followed Broken Head Reserve Rd into the park. Sign for the park
The Broken Head beach area was just packed with cars, swimmers and surfers, nowhere to park, and paid parking as well... gave up and headed up Seven Mile Beach Rd. This was narrow and with no stopping signs along the length of it. Passed a few more car parks, all full. This was a really popular park...Finally managed to get the last parking spot as a beach turn off. Headed off into the scrub
Dense rainforest with no breaks in the canopy for a squid pole. Finally settled on a spot where I could raise the 7 m squid pole to about 6 m and string out the dipole legs in between the vegetation.
Looking the other way
Shack on the tarp
Got on 40 m. To my surprise got calls from park hunters, so getting out through the foliage somehow.
VK2NP
VK5BJE
VK3PF
A park to park with VK2IO/8 Gerard in VKFF-0532 Tjoritja/West Macdonnell National Park
VK2YK
VK3ARH VK3HRA
VK6MB/3 Mike in VKFF-2469 Waitchie Flora & Fauna Reserve
Tried 20 m, again worked VK2IO/8 Gerard in VKFF-0532 Tjoritja/West Macdonnell National Park
Back to 40 m to work
VK5FLEA
Park to park with VK5CZ/p Ian in VKFF-0893 Hopkins Creek Conservation Park
VL5LA
VK2UXO
VK2JON
Another park to park with VK5PAS/p in VKFF-0881 Ferries McDonald Conservation Park
As around lunch time and 15 contacts gave it away and headed back to Byron Bay for lunch.
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