Day 103 Monday 21/9/20 Mylestom, hot then wet 29
We drive into to Bellingen for fruit and vegies, I slyly check the case moths hanging in the trees. As the Prado’s are cooking dinner tonight we buy cakes for dessert from Hearthfire Bakery, the one down the lane beside the Federal Hotel. By the time we return the strong sea breeze is playing havoc with the Prado awning. The warm wind becomes most unpleasant to be outside and the roof hatches can’t be opened as they bang and clatter with the wind from the wrong angle. Inside the van it’s hot, sauna hot.
We had planned tonight’s beef roast for some time and had chosen tonight for the forecast of the warmest evening. I guess we didn’t check for rain. We squeeze under our awning, which is in the lee, as rain falls, warm rain. Hey, we’re dry and El Prado has done a great job with the roast and the tarts from Hearthfire, oh yum!
You may wonder why we don’t go sightseeing every day but we’re in no hurry. It might seem strange but it’s not a holiday, it’s a lifestyle. We know this area quite well and sometimes we’re happy to just potter or read or sit on the beach and daydream.
Victorian Covid cases 11, thankfully slowly dropping.

Those flowers are certainly glowing at the moment, love them. Pity they don’t like our clay.
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It’s so frustrating that we can’t just grow the plants we see in other places but then that’s part of the attraction.
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You clearly have a good catering arrangement
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We’re spoilt for choice Derrick. Most of us have full gas stoves and ovens inside and outside we have both electric and gas hot plates and on this trip El Prado brought the Weber which roasts and bbq’s.
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Yes, you definitely need a good few days free of sightseeing when living a lifestyle with lots of caravan travel. Chill out days are vital no matter what lifestyle you’re living.
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