Sep 2019, Macksville, NSW Gumma Reserve is situated on the Warrell Creek just east of Macksville. This is a well maintained campground with toilets, water (drinkable) and every campers friend a dump point. There are plenty of level grassy sites … Continue reading Nambucca Noodlings – Gumma Reseve
Sep 2019, Nambucca Heads, NSW It’s too windy to venture out and we’re really feeling the cold (19 degrees). It’s surprising what a difference just a few degrees can make when you’ve become acclimatized to the warmth. Toothless and his … Continue reading Nambucca Noodlings – A small world & a star of a pub
Sep 2019, Nambucca Heads, NSW There’s a family camped next to the Prado’s with an old pop top. They’re an arty bunch and their caravan is brightly coloured and getting brighter as they all chip in hand painting it with … Continue reading Nambucca Noodlings – Just beachy
Sep 2019, Nambucca Heads, NSW We have another night punctuated with scratching, cursing and searching for the Stingoes. Those Wooli munchers really did a job on us and we’re such slow learners, we must remember that no happy hour can … Continue reading Nambucca Noodlings – A fiery sunset
Day 54, 5/9/2019 Thursday Wooli to Nambucca Heads, hot 25 We wake up scratching. Bloody midge bites, so much for the gorgeous sunset. Midges or not it’s hard to leave this relaxing place with well maintained lawns and gardens, river frontage and plenty of birdlife. We stop for a coffee in Woolgoolga (aka the Sikh town). We haven’t been here for years and we want to see how it has grown. It is much bigger and there is a second temple but we can’t smell the curry that was all pervading last time we camped here. The curve of beach … Continue reading Follow the Sun, Day 54 Nambucca Heads
Sep 2019, Wooli, NSW Enough of the words of Wooli, it’s time to move on. Continue reading Wooli Wildlife
Sep 2019, Wooli, NSW The Wooli Wooli river curves sharply beneath a high sand dune cliff before entering the Pacific Ocean. The water here is a deep teal green, children play amongst the smattering of rocks and in the soft … Continue reading Wooli Wooli River Mouth
Sep 2019, Minnie Water, NSW By the looks of this the Tree of Knowledge lookout on the headland at Minnie Water is a popular spot with the locals. Fancy a lazy chardy at sundown? And yes, there is a tree there, but I was captivated by the three chairs and the stories they could tell. Continue reading Tree of Knowledge Lookout
Sep 2019, Wooli, NSW Continue reading Wandering Wooli
Day 53, 4/9/2019 Wednesday Wooli, warm Woody went off in search of oysters very early this morning…and won. The oyster shed is only open on certain days and he got lucky. He tells me that they are delicious. I’ll believe … Continue reading Follow the Sun, Day 53 – Minnie Water
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