Once We reached Victoria, We headed straight down to the coast as the main highway was more into the country. We headed for a National park.. that i cant pronounce.. and saw our first white sanded beaches.The Views were beautiful. From here we went to Lakes Entrance, where we pitched up the tent and had a look around.That night, the weather man decided to play a little game on us, and the winds were so strong i thought the tent was going to flat fold on us, but w...

Hey,Well we ended up spending a week in Wagga. Quite a while for a country town. Not really much to do there other than swim in the muddy river known as 'the beach' we'd walk up stream and jump in then slowly float our way down stream to our clothes again.... although not for Dave... he bobbed up and down as he hasnt masterd the art of floating yet??? It was great fun Apart from the river, Wagga didnt have much else on offer.. some shopping and obviously drinkin...

After all the rain, we discovered the wern't any campsites left.... just rather large puddles! So last night we had a lovely sleep in the car amongst our belongings. We drove to Canberra after little sleep and set up camp just outside of town.On our first day we got straight into it and over 3 days we worked our way through the museums, memorials to Mints to a garden of miniture worlds and of the course the famous Parliament House

Kiama, well other than the cool blow hole, we didnt get to see much of Kiama, as we spent most of the time watching our feet as we ran through the wet muddy grass!(That's when all the rain fell)We did however, get to see the superbikes motorshow at Wollongong. That was quite fun to watch, other the getting wet part! We drove a beautiful road down the coast, closely followed by the rain.... we tried to stay at the beach were Kangaroos run wild, but Lisa was a lit...

We finally got to the Blueys and kicked the adventures off with a 6 hour hike that finally got some unwanted kilos off. The views were beautiful and weather once again warm and sunny (welcome to Australia) and great thunderstroms that would light up the sky. The hostel was great but a little too squeeky clean.We hit the pub for a acoustic jam night where I rocked the house down???We also visited Jenolan caves which again surprised me of what nature has to offer.A...