Morley Creek Rest Area
Morley Creek Rest Area is on the Murrumbidgee flood plains of Gundagai. What a peaceful little spot this is for a good night’s sleep. All the sites are grassed and level. When we visit there are a dozen vans and … Continue reading Morley Creek Rest Area
Bulahdelah Bowls Club
We chose the Bulahdelah Bowls Club for an evening stay and they offered us a great deal of $25 for 3 nights on a powered site with discounts at the bar. Next door to us the show grounds offer $18 … Continue reading Bulahdelah Bowls Club
Get Smart
It is a tiny fishing / holiday town with not a lot going for it except for its National Park, beach and river. As we check into the caravan park we realise that the manager must be working for ASIO (Australian Security Intelligence Organisation), she asks so many questions about us that I’m sure that she was even noting our eye colour. We plug our 6 digit code into the rusty boom gate and hey at last we’re in. The sites are shaded by pine trees which means there is no grass just a mess of pine needles, fine gravel … Continue reading Get Smart
Tight?
In this caravan park we are very close. Last night our TV addict neighbours on the left had their TV blaring. The folks on the right had their TV outside obviously as a courtesy to us because as we prepared dinner we were able to watch Home and Away through our kitchen window. It was a perfect night to eat outdoors but with a different channel in each ear it became unbearable. We resorted to the Dolby method and turned ours on as well. This morning we woke at 6:00am to the sound of laughter, our neighbours watching TV again! … Continue reading Tight?
Multicoloured Innisfail
Innisfail has a multicultural heritage, Aboriginal, English, Italian, Pacific Islanders, Chinese, Indian to name a few. The heritage is reflected in the architecture. The town hall and shire offices are art deco. The Catholic Church looks as though it has been uprooted from the South Pacific and the brightly painted water tower, that dominates the town, looks Indian. Parking in the palm lined streets is nose first but there is a surprise. There is another row of cars parked down the centre of the street, each facing the direction that they intend to go. This has us baffled and neither … Continue reading Multicoloured Innisfail
Surveyor General Inn
We tour Berrima in the NSW Southern Highlands and explore the old cemetery. The oldest grave that we can find is 1805. There are stories of tragic deaths and drownings in the young colony. In town we visit the Surveyor … Continue reading Surveyor General Inn
Stratford
The mist is floating on the river as the sun rises and casts a golden glow over the trees. We cook bacon and eggs for brekkie, bacon made by the local butcher and eggs from the farm just across the … Continue reading Stratford
Does my Victorian eTag work in NSW and QLD?
Yes your Victorian eTag does work on interstate highways so you can quickly bypass Sydney traffic by using the M7 or enjoy the view from Brisbane’s Gateway Bridge happily knowing that your eTag will be recorded. Continue reading Does my Victorian eTag work in NSW and QLD?
