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mountain bike locked at a rack beside the sealed shared path
curved lookout deck with bench seating above the coastal shared path
cyclist in a helmet pausing at a lookout over the path and lake view
curved boardwalk railing and lookout platform along the coastal track
cicada shells clustered on a dark timber picnic table beside the trail
cyclist in a helmet watching a child scoot across a timber boardwalk
timber lookout deck with bench seating framed by metal railings
elevated view over dense bushland toward the distant lake shoreline
sealed shared path curving through tall gum trees beside the reserve
tree canopy framing a wide view across the water from a hillside track

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The cover of A Cornucopia of Central Coast Walks: watercolour wildflowers, including a waratah and orchids, on a bright yellow background

12 pram and wheelchair friendly walks in the book

A Cornucopia of Central Coast Walks lists 12 accessible walks, including the Tuggerah Lake Walk, the Kincumber waterfront, Norah Head Lighthouse and the Bulgandry engravings, each with a map and the climb up and down.

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The cover of The Bush Wee: a girl with red bunny ears and a starry blue dress peeks out from behind a tree beside a waterfall

A picture book for the toddler in the pram

The Bush Wee is my read aloud picture book for toddlers and preschoolers, about a big bush walk, a very important bush wee and a race back to the car. Its repeating refrain is written for little ones to chant along to.

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This walk is on Darkinung country. Good Architect acknowledges the Darkinung people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Darkinjung Land Council.