Ben Boyd Tower — Coastal Wall Art | Eden NSW PRINT OPTIONS:Framed - Oak and a lone heron picks

and a lone heron picks its way quietly across the exposed mud flat

while golden sandstone cliffs rise dramatically to the right

Two towering rock formations rise from the golden sand at Pambula Beach at dusk — the warm amber light of the setting sun picking out every texture and fold in the ancient Devonian-era sedimentary rock

10 minutes south of Bermagui — the historic single-lane wooden bridge spans the entrance

the white arc of Main Beach

Ben Boyd Tower — Coastal Wall Art | Eden NSW PRINT OPTIONS:Framed - Oak and a lone heron picksBen Boyd Tower in Beowa National Park near Eden, captured at twilight in a close portrait view. Built in 1847 from Pyrmont sandstone by Benjamin Boyd, the tower rises above the coastal heath with its crenellated roofline silhouetted against a soft sky of pale blue, lilac and warm gold. Boyd's Tower was intended to be a lighthouse but never approved it has stood empty for nearly 180 years. Finished hanging sizes