
We can’t camp at the Devils Marbles as I’m in plaster and recovering from a fall. But just around the bend from the Devils Marbles is the lesser known Wauchope Hotel. We pull in and hobble over for a huge Parma because it will save us from three legged cooking tonight. This is the first Parma* of the trip I think, wow that’s some kind of record 15,000kms without a Parma. The place is spotless, friendly and has a landscaped garden and pool. Gee and I thought that we were in the outback! They even give us a doggy bag. I gaze longingly at someone else’s photos of the Devil’s Marbles on the wall.
*For my international readers, a Parma is an Aussie corruption of an Italian Parmagiana where the veal is replaced by an enormous breast of chicken and smothered in a tomato sauce and covered in melted cheese. It usually sits atop a raft of chips (fatter than French fries) and is accompanied by a a few salad vegetables. In the last twenty years this has become a standard on all country pub menus. With some pubs even vying for ‘Best Parma’ awards.


There is no way in the world we could travel that far without a Parma. It’s my daughter’s staple meal whenever we pull up to a pub. Do you remember if it was a memorable one here?
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It was a ripper and almost as big as the Devil’s Marbles!
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Great Post
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Thank you
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welcome
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It sounds as though it’s the kind of meal that demands a 20 mile hike afterwards. Not currently an option for you, I think?
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Certainly not on crutches, it was enough effort just to get to the dining room then hop outside and around the pool to the loos!
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