We haven't been very prompt with updating the blog, have we..? It has been 3 weeks since we departed Traralgon, we haven't been doing anything all that exciting or news-worthy, but it has been relaxing and enjoyable. Here's a bit of an update. Our first stop was at Lakes Entrance. We parked in a caravan park for a few days and collected our thoughts after the hectic few months that had just passed. We hired a couple of kayaks and paddled with a seal in the inle...

What a day!! After a night of steady-but-not-too-heavy rain we woke to the sound of torrential rain at around 3am this morning, and it had not eased up by the time we got up at around 7ish. We did the all too familiar task of wringing out the towel and using the chamois to mop up any leaks in the camper tent. We were having breakfast in the annex, discussing what we should do regarding staying or going (the decision was made to stay another night and stick it ou...

It just will not stop raining!! After 8 days at Stuarts Point getting blown apart by the relentless easterly winds and then the rain that accompanied them, we decided that enough was enough and we needed to find somewhere at least out of the wind. So, yesterday morning we packed up in the pouring rain (but thankfully not much wind) at Stuarts Point and drove to Coffs Harbour. We knew of a caravan park that would be sheltered from the wind at least and set up cam...

Hi again!! Stuarts Point...we like it so much we're reluctant to move on! We've had dolphins swim right past us, Paul has had a great time fishing, we've enjoyed being on the beach, and it's slowly getting quieter in the park as everyone goes back to work and the kids will soon be back at school...then it will be quiet...ahhhhh....we knew it would be a bit crazy on the coast at this time of year, but it's probably been better than we expected...or we're getting...

Hi everyone : ) We had a big storm the night before we left Walcha (pronounced 'Wolka') and packed up a wet camper trailer tent before heading East to Apsley Falls. It's an incredible waterfall which plummets down huge 65 metre tall cliffs of granite and sandstone. From there we called into the Tia Falls. A 650 metre walk took us to the viewing platform. Water cascades down several teirs of rock, just as steep as the Apsley Falls...a beautiful area. Back ont...