Autumnal colours, a bubbling brook and sunshine regaled the 12 walkers on this nice adventure.
Following Yackandandah Creek, we walked from Osborne’s Flat, heading to the delightful village of Yack (as the locals call it).
Currawongs called, magpies carolled, and the track was good as we chatted our way.
Three new walkers, Les, Wendy and Christine enjoyed our cheerful company, and Morning Tea saw us sitting Creekside on a log, in the dappled light, enjoying treats and coffee from our flasks.
A few families cycled passed by, waved and went on their way.
At Yack we lunched under huge trees, their leaves changing colour to yellows and tans and russet.
We returned to our cars along the same path. Why not?
Running water and lovely bends in the creek opened up delightful scenes.
Before we headed for home, we enjoyed coffee, sticky buns and/or pies at the Gum Tree café. A great way to finish a lovely autumn walk.
Karen, our leader, had suggested this walk, and we all agreed it was beautiful.