This blog entry is the last from NSW. We have had a fantastic time in this state and as we have spent most of it on the west side of the Great Dividing Range we have seen places we haven't been to before. We left the mountains and travelled down to Gundagai where the dog sits on the tuckerbox 5 miles out of town (see the photo). There are two very historical trestle bridges in Gundagai which I have included in the photo album. From Gundagai we went to Cootamu...

On our way to the snow.....or what's left of it! We travelled into Goulbourn and stayed at a great caravan park. I suppose because we don't spend much time in caravan parks we go berserk with the washing machines, the camp kitchen and the fabulous toilet facilities and this caravan park did not disappoint. After having a look at the town and the historical buildings we travelled onto Canberra and stay at EPIC showgrounds. We recommend this camping spot to any...

Yes, your right, the photo is pit lane at Bathurst. Tony has been hanging out to get to Bathurst and drive the van and Bemma around the 6 klm Mt Panorama circuit. But more of that later. After leaving Forbes we headed to Cowra. We had a one night stop over in Gooloogong , a little town between Forbes and Cowra where the Land Army was based during WW2 and the ladies in this army were responsible for making sure there was food packs and essentials provided to t...

We are moving around a fair bit at the moment with only a month before we head to New Zealand. We are hoping to get to as many places in NSW before we head into Victoria. Dubbo was a fantastic stop! we camped by the river about 10 kilometres north of Dubbo near the town of Brocklehurst. It was a great stop with many other travellers camping here too. We met up with a lady who had bought a 2 day pass to the Dubbo safari zoo but could only go 1 day. Her friend...

The drive from Wallabadah to the Hunter Valley was enthralling. We came over the ranges down through Musswellbrook and Singleton to Broke, a small town on the western side of the main Hunter Valley region. The campsite was a free one in a very large park area. We camped here for 3 days while we toured the Pokolbin, Cessnock and Broke area visiting several wineries, had morning tea at the Hunter Valley Gardens and also Drayton's winery and we sampled beer at th...