Monday, 27 June 2011

Moree - Lightening Ridge & Nindiguly Pub June 2011

Only home a coule of days and then off to Moree to visit Jade and Danni, had a good trip out to Yallarbon where we stayed in a fab free camp well not so free cost $10.00 for the night with power, water & camp fire with wood provided, well worth the stop over, then had a look around Gundy being Sun nothing open, then through to Moree where we stayed in a great caravan park just up the road from the girls, spent 2 nights their looking around before we left for Lightening Ridge, wow wat an experience that was, very interesting, went down an Opal mine, had a really good look around stayed in a new park which was so far above the average park, didn't experience the hot pools wasn't too keen being so public and very cold weather.

Arrived at Nindigully Put for the long weekend, fun and games was a good stop over before heading home.
10 days away was lovely.

This trip we took both the kids Lani (the dog) and Mum (the cat) they were both great little travellers, in training to be grey nomads :)















TASMANIA MAY 2011

We arrived in Hobart cold & windy, picked up the motor home, very basic but did the job, first day we headed off to Port Arthur, stopping the way at an old time collection of relics from day gone by what an interesting place, arrived at Port Arthur late in the afternoon so cold the Free Camp site went on hold, had to go to a caravan park for power so we could run the a/c to keep warm.

Visit to Port Arthur was fantastic, although it was wet and really cold a great place to visit. Called in to see the Tasmanian Devils, these wer not our favourite animals, nasty, smelly creatures, but they do have a place, cleaning up road kill.


from Port Arthur we made out way up the East coast stopping on the way to have a look around, one of the highlights was the Penguin tour in the evening at Bichino to watch the little guys come from the oceana to the rookery for the night.  The coast line is beautiful and we did enjoy it, made our way as far north as St Helens then headed back to St Mary's and accross country to Campbelltown and Ross (the wool town) we did enjoy even though bitterly cold,  after making our way back to Hobart stayed the night in a new caravan park right near the airport before flying home the next morning.

In short Tassie is on our list to go back and take the van and explor it for about 3 months.