Ann, your photos are truly amazing. Such a good eye. The ones of the dam and the Nut, extra special. The colour of the water, so beautiful. Neidras right, get your watercolours out girl! How lovely of the people at Colac library to provide so much assistance. I'll send you another email shortly of my own travels, another 4 days and I meet up with Neidra. Very exciting. Stay safe and well, kisses to the boys and Comie. XxxCath.

Well have read the adventures from cover to cover! WOW! I can't believe you have covered so much ground. The beauty of the country in all weathers and vista's as diverse as only a continent can provide. And you are only through a small portion of the country. I did wonder how the crossing would be for everyone, they say the Tasman Straight can be nasty, similar to the Cook's Strait crossing of NZ. Poor Comet, I'd love to travel in Tasmania, rugged and picturesque. Now onto the Great Ocean Road, you lucky things. Ann have you had time to draw? I hope you or Mark are the DOP and a movie will be produced. Take care and safe travels!!

Greetings Guys
Interesting to see your photos out by the dam we never went out that way.Thats a good drive through Derwent Bridge and on to Queenstown , I believe the mine at Mt Lyle is closing perhaps Queenstown will finish up a bit like Zeehan. Some great history down around Strahan and Macquarie Harbour.Friends of ours have just come back from a months caravaning down there and they mentioned the bush fires up in that north west area
Glad to hear Comet wasn't to stressed making the crossing back to the mainland I imagine that would have lessened Ann's stress as well The Ottway coast will certainly be something to see although they have had their own problems with fires recently any way enough of that stay safe Love Ross and Kerry

That was supposed to say 'great' not 'gear'. I hate auto spell checks....

All of us over here in the cold Europe are envious. Gear to see you down in Tassie. One of our favourite places.... All the best from Bella, Lachy, Rolf Hammer Hound and me.

Hi there, I have finally had a chance to have a good look at your blog .. Luv it !! Keep up the posts and photos.. Will try and face time you guys tonight .. luv from all of us xxx

Hey guys , how's it going -looks like you're having a fat time. Sorry I haven't posted a message before now but typing to me is like giving myself a chinese burn! Look forward to more news on the blog. Stay safe, happy & well I'll catch up later.

Looks like your having the best fun ever we miss you all . Hi Spencer from Dayne

Seems all is going well, very nice rural area down there on the Mornington peninsula, Kerry and I stayed at Mt. Eliza last November, that little village of Flinders is a good spot. How long are you there for before you head of to Tassie? I saw on the news a couple of weeks ago it was snowing on Mt Wellington often advisable to check road conditions if you are intending to travel to any altitude down there, I remember when I was there a few years ago we had snow and ice at Cradle Mountain in October.(NB These advisory weather reports come at no cost to the recipient) It has been very hot and dry here in recent weeks anyhow take it easy and I will catch you later stay safe Ross

The blog seems to be working really well. We have been enjoying tracking your progress. Mark I cannot believe you had to walk so far to the southern most point, Kerry said she thought Pat Farmer was trekking around India currently not Wilsons Prom. Stay safe and well talk to you later Ross

Hey guys good to see a family shot of you all.
Places look great where you's have been,how was the free wifi caravan park lol
Keep the updates and photos coming.
Miss you's stay safe

Hey guys remered to check out the blog,it's great I can keep up with where you's are.
Looks like you's are having a great time great spots so far.
Keep safe have fun miss you guys