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Bourne Creek Trestle Bridge
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Constructed in 1911, the iconic, heritage-listed Kilcunda Bridge stretches 91 metres across Bourne Creek at Kilcunda. The 12-metre high wooden trestle bridge formed part of the Woolamai-Wonthaggi railway until 1978, and is now a feature of the Bass Coast Rail Trail. Pedal or stroll the iconic bridge, stopping to take in the views of the creek, the sandy Kilcunda Beach and the crashing waves from Bass Strait.
The Bourne Creek Trestle Bridge is beautiful in the day or night but with the sunset it stood out. The not far off beach also had some amazing rock formations to catch the sunlight beaming through the opening in the rock face... some good pictures for the photo frame
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