Cape Le Grande

Explored Cape Le Grande National Park today.
Walked up Frenchman's Peak.....a very steep climb but an amazing 360 degree view from the top....views out over the park in one direction and over the coastline and islands in the other.
Lucky Bay....just beautiful!
White sand and turquoise ocean, a coffee van....$7 a cup but we both paid happily, no kangaroos today but some hardy souls were swimming and why do they let people drive on a beach as beautiful as this?
We went on to Hellfire Bay....a great name! the ocean was certainly fierce here 
As we walked along the beach there were hundreds of bees on the sand....some dead and some only just alive.....it was like a swarm of bees flew out over the ocean too far, got exhausted and fell into the ocean to be washed up on the beach....is that possible?

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