Heading back to the heart of Mallacoota

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Hope to parlay the good will and the itchy travelling feet of Melburnians into a longer than average summer season in Mallacoota. Photos by Rachel Mounsey

December 19, 2020 — 5.51pm

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Tony and Terry Sheehan have been holidaying in Mallacoota for 35 years. They spend every Christmas in the same site at the caravan park. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Melaluca walk, Bastion Point, Mallacoota. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Early morning surfer at Tip Beach.Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Foreshore Caravan Park. Mallacoota.Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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A young girl plays at the popular family spot Betka Beach. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Mallacoota WharfCredit:Rachel Mounsey

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Rebuild of the popular board walk around the lake is almost near completion. The board walk perished in the fires. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Kids playing at Betka Beach, Mallacoota.Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Mallacoota Wharf.Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Tourists posing for photos at Bastion Point Beach. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Matilda and her family are visiting from NSW at Mallacoota foreshore caravan park. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Mallacoota foreshore Caravan park.Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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A tourist walks along the Bastion Point break wall. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Pebbly Beach track, MallacootaCredit:Rachel Mounsey

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Bastion Point Beach. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Tip Beach, Mallacoota. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Vista from the Mallacoota wharf where thousands huddled during the fires one year ago. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Bushland regeneration in MallacootaCredit:Rachel Mounsey

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Late afternoon at the wharf where people evacuated to during the fires almost a year ago. Credit:Rachel Mounsey

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Bastion Point Beach. Credit:Rachel Mounsey