Day 9, Wednesday 1st December 2021, Lower Moira to Euroa, humid 30 Silicon the convincer, convinces us to take the scenic route along the Murray into Echuca before heading south to Euroa. “Just turn right and right again and pick … Continue reading Tocumwal, Day 9 – Euroa and a few lessons in renovation & restoration
Day 8, Tuesday 30th November 2021, Tocumwal to Lower Moira, hot 31 S tells us that there’s been an owl perched on our TV aerial every night. Thanks S, but if I’d known I might have popped out to chat … Continue reading Tocumwal, Day 8 – Serenity in The Bahamas
Days 5-7, 27 – 29th November, Tocumwal, hot Being on muster is a little like a footy trip to Las Vegas so I can’t tell you a lot about what we old caravanners get up to but there are a … Continue reading Tocumwal, Day 5-7 – Ssh it’s Las Vegas
Day 4, Friday 26th November 2021, Broken Creek to Tocumwal, overcast 23 We wake to a morning that is all washed and green and the puddles are drying rapidly. We take the road behind the camp straight up through Katamatite … Continue reading Tocumwal, Day 4 – Broken Creek to Tocumwal
Day 2, Wednesday 24th November 2021 Broken Creek, overcast 25˚ Light rain fell all night, but without a breeze we were able to leave the door open. We wake to the raucous screech of cockies. We wander back and forth … Continue reading Tocumwal, Day 2 – Goorambat Pub
Always have a Plan C (as in Covid) Our caravan club had long ago booked a Bendigo caravan park for our Christmas Muster. It was one we’d been to before and were keen to return to. All we had to hope for was that lockdown would end so that our Christmas Muster in late November could go ahead. As regional Victoria and then Melbourne opened up, it was all systems go. Until we got a call from the caravan park manager cancelling our booking as they were to be used by the government for quarantine purposes and didn’t want to … Continue reading Tocumwal 2021, Day 1- Broken Creek
Monday November 5th 2012 Corowa Oh blimey there was not a lot of sleep last night, it was hot and we were serenaded by Neil Diamond, Bruce Springsteen, Dire Straits and Queen until 2:00am, and the woman next door with … Continue reading Red Dirt, Days 17 & 18 – Hellos and Goodbyes
Saturday November 3rd 2012, Corowa We start the day with espresso coffees all round at our van (of course we brought the coffee machine), then walk into town. Being Melbourne Cup Weekend the boys head off to the Corowa Hotel (there are 5 pubs in town) for a beer and a bet. The girls do a spot of shopping and there are plenty of shops to explore. We have a lovely lunch on the motel lawns overlooking the river. Dinner is at the Old Empire Hotel which has done us proud in the past. We have an exceptionally good meal, … Continue reading Red Dirt, Day 15 – A beer and a punt
Friday November 2nd 2012, Yarrawonga to Corowa It was a very cold night, but we awake to a beautiful sunny morning. Gee it’s washing day again, at least this park is quiet so the task is knocked over whilst we have breakfast. We top up the fuel and drive on to Corowa along the northern, NSW shore of the lake. This is our shortest drive, a mere 40kms, so we check into Ball Park Caravan Park at 10:00am. Ball Park is a very large council run park and although delightfully treed most of the ‘tenants’ have onsite vans, in fact … Continue reading Red Dirt, Day 14 – A long weekend
Thursday November 1st 2012, Echuca to Yarrawonga It rains heavily during breakfast. Because we’re in a large town we venture out for a coffee, we find a place that advertises barista training, so we give them a try, sadly it is only passable. We stock up on supplies for the upcoming weekend in Corowa with our friends and family. We find a caravan repair place on the Melbourne Road and they fix the awning in a half hour. Echuca was a valuable pit stop. We’re back on the road at 1:15pm and it’s a pleasant drive through wheat fields and … Continue reading Red Dirt, Day 13 – Time to downsize?
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