Monthly Archives: September 2014

The rain continues! It didn’t stop last night and it looks like it’s not going to stop today. We felt like having a day indoors but Alan had taken two days off work and was pretty keen to show us … Continue reading →

We went to a home church with Delcie and Alan this morning. The hosts were Tim and Bronwyn and they had recently completed their new house in Springwood after living in a small studio on the rear of the block … Continue reading →

Packing up again and today we are heading to the Watagans National Park. We stopped at a small town called Stroud for lunch and checked the forecast. My sister had called earlier to see when we would be in Sydney … Continue reading →

We made some curried egg sandwiches and headed up the mountain to the lookout and Gloucester Falls, it was about 20kms up a steep narrow gravel road. The walk to the falls was about 2 kms return but wasn’t too … Continue reading →

Today we are heading for Barrington Tops National park, actually it turned out that we were in the Gloucester Tops just past the town of Gloucester. Packing the car up today I noticed that the snorkel top was missing off … Continue reading →

Today we drove through some narrow and steep forest roads to a little town called Comboyne. I was a little low on fuel so we thought we could fill up and get some lunch. Not likely, the last time the … Continue reading →

Its pack up time again and this time, it’s time to head bush again. First we had to pick up a replacement lock for one of the trailer doors at the local Johnno’s agent in Wauchope then it was time … Continue reading →

Today we head off to explore Coffs Harbour. We stopped in town for a few things then headed down to the marina. First we checked the old jetty then drove around to the fishing harbour. Just off the mainland there … Continue reading →

From New England we were heading back to the coast and we wanted to check out Coffs Harbour but we didn’t particularly want to camp at Coffs so I headed for a small holiday town south of Coffs called Urunga. … Continue reading →

Today we headed back towards the coast to explore. The first stop was Cathedral Rock National Park whose main feature was of course, Cathedral Rock. The walk from the car park was 5.8 km return and we didn’t have the … Continue reading →