• The ferry at Cape Jervis

• Aboard the ferry

• From the ferry while awaiting departure from Cape Jervis

• From the ferry while awaiting departure from Cape Jervis

• Kangaroo Island Wilderness Retreat (KIWR), our home for three days. This is a lovely place to stay and is in a great location.

• The KIWR reception and lobby

• The courtyard at the KIWR

• The deck entrance to our room at the KIWR

• Chris feeding a wallaby at the KIWR

• Kathy feeding a wallaby at the KIWR

• A 'foot shot' with several wallabies

• At the KIWR

• Flinders Chase National Park

• A 'foot shot' in the Visitors Center

• Cape Barren Goose

• Cape du Couedic Lightstation

• Cape du Couedic Lightstation

• Kathy at Cape du Couedic Lightstation

• Cape du Couedic

• Cape du Couedic

• New Zealand Fur Seals at Cape du Couedic

• Cape du Couedic

• Native Angular Pigface information

• Native Angular Pigface

• Cape du Couedic

• Chris and Kathy on the boardwalk at Cape du Couedic

• Cape du Couedic

• Seals 'kissing'

• New Zealand Fur Seals at Cape du Couedic

• Admirals Arch at Cape du Couedic

• Doug, Kathy, Chris, and John at Admirals Arch

• Cape du Couedic

• Cape du Couedic Lightstation

• Cape du Couedic Lightstation

• Weirs Cove is where supplies were brought up to the Lightstation complex. These are the remains of the storeroom.

• Detail of the storeroom stone wall

• The channel that was carved for the flying fox used to haul supplies up from ships to the storeroom

• Weirs Cove

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Doug at Remarkable Rocks

• Kathy at Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

• Kathy at Remarkable Rocks

• I think this looks like 'Grumpy' in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

• The creation of 'Grumpy'

• Remarkable Rocks

• Remarkable Rocks

Blue

• A 'foot shot' at Remarkable Rocks

Green

• Doug at Remarkable Rocks

Yellow

• Remarkable Rocks

Red

• Kathy at Remarkable Rocks

• Kathy at Remarkable Rocks

• Doug at Remarkable Rocks

• The boardwalk at Remarkable Rocks

• Lichen at Remarkable Rocks

• Flora at Remarkable Rocks

• Cape Borda

• Cape Borda Lightstation

• A 'foot shot' at Cape Borda

• Doug and John studying the GPS. Note that John is wearing his Beaver baseball cap.

• Soap Mallee at Cape Borda

• Soap Mallee at Cape Borda

• Cape Borda Lightstation

• Cape Borda Lightstation

• Doug at Cape Borda

• Tates Grass Tree at Cape Borda

• Cape Borda

• Chris firng the cannon at Cape Borda Lightstation

• Brendan, our guide at Cape Borda Lightstation

• Kathy at Cape Borda Lightstation

• On the road from Cape Borda back to KIWR. We saw a Tiger snake along this road, but he got away before we could get a photo.

• An echidna along the road. Note how it is hiding behind the rock.

• The picturesque road to Hanson Bay

• Steps at Hanson Bay

• The South West River flows into the Southern Ocean at Hanson Bay

• The mouth of the South West River at Hanson Bay

• Doug, John, and Chris at Hanson Bay

• Hanson Bay

• Hanson Bay

• Kangaroo and sheep grazing together

• A mommy wallaby with a joey in her pouch

• Wallabies just off our deck at the KIWR

• Doug, Kathy, John, and Chris at our last dinner at the KIWR. We enjoyed delicious meals and excellent Kangaroo Island wines each of our evenings.

• Mailboxes on Kangaroo Island. No AR postal service in Australia!

• Vivonne Bay

• Vivonne Beach was named the best overall beach in Australia. John and Chris begged to differ!

• Chris, Doug, and John on Vivonne Beach

• A 'footprint shot' on Vivonne Beach

• Little Sahara sand dunes

• Little Sahara sand dunes

• Kathy at the Little Sahara sand dunes

• Little Sahara sand dunes

• Kathy at the Little Sahara sand dunes

• John and Chris at the Little Sahara sand dunes

• Kathy and Doug at the Little Sahara sand dunes

• Chris, Doug, and John at the Little Sahara sand dunes

• Doug in a familiar pose

• Little Sahara sand dunes

• Kaiwarra Cottage, 1873

• Seal Bay Aquatic Reserve - A pup nursing

• A seagull at Seal Bay

• Seal Bay Aquatic Reserve

• Seal Bay Aquatic Reserve

• Seal Bay Aquatic Reserve

• Flowers near the beach

• The steps up Prospect Hill

• Looking down at Mitzie

• The view toward American River from Prospect Hill

• The isthmus just north of Prospect Hill

• Matthew Flinders is one of Australia's most famous explorers. He may have been the first European to climb Prospect Hill, which he named.

• Mary Beckwith Memorial

• A view of Penneshaw and, across the Backstairs Passage, Cape Jervis

• A GPS track of part of our travels on Kangaroo Island superimposed on a Google Earth map. The east (right) end of the track is Penneshaw, the location of the ferry terminal. The west (left) end of the track is Cape Borda.