Sep 2019, Wooli, NSW
The Wooli Wooli river curves sharply beneath a high sand dune cliff before entering the Pacific Ocean. The water here is a deep teal green, children play amongst the smattering of rocks and in the soft river sand while fishermen perch themselves in the rocks of the breakwater.
I wonder how many of those who drive onto the beach get towed out, looks like the most recent ones were fine.
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As Victorians we scratch our heads wondering why anyone would want to drive on a beach anyway.
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In SA we’re more inclined to think of it as environmental vandalism but there are a couple of beaches where it’s permitted.
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I’m still wondering what the appeal is.
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