Tuesday 4 October – Innes National Park and Corny Point Today was the day to visit Innes National Park. We were planning to get away early, however, Dough knocked on our van door, only to find we were still asleep!!!! Oh dear! But within an hour we had showered, had breakfast, hitched the van and away within the hour. What a well-oiled machine we are now!!! Innes National Park, at the south-western extremity of the Yorke Peninsula, comprises a coastal environment of saline lakes, salt flats, mallee woodlands, drooping she-oak groves and dense heathlands. Innes borders Marion Bay and is one of the most visited National Parks in South Australia. High cliffs rise from stretches of sandy beach, which are fringed by rocky headlands of ancient granite. There are great places to surf, swim, dive, fish,
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