All Seasons Country Lodge Taree

... and her life in the &#8220;wilderness&#8221;.<br><br>Two 5.15 am vigorous walks along the wide flat beach revealed 2 very different sun rises and counted for our daily aerobic exercise. We lifted weights on Monday morning as the resident kangaroos looked on and lounged about the camp site.<br><br>Sheila unpacked and fired up our new Webber charcoal BBQ and we relished a meal of Italian lamb sausages, Greek style lamb steak and a side of dhal. Cheryl the ...

... with pure powder white sand a huge stretch of beach &amp; a hand full of people. i was sun bathing &amp; reading the Lion Whitch &amp; the Wardrobe lol!! kids book (that martin found for $.0 in a second hand book shop in manly, priceless!) i didnt read it as a kid!! (prob coz i couldnt read!!)<br> as i looked up i saw a surf dude very quickly rush out of the sea! then i saw some fins!<br> dolphines! they came soooooo close, a school of dolphins ...

... de adegas ao longo das estradas, e todas têm sinais a convidar-nos para provas de vinho grátis... estas são obviamente estradas muito perigosas! Não pudemos evitar visitar algumas adegas para provar vinhos, e comprar algumas garrafas. Conseguimos visitar 3 adegas antes de decidirmos que seria mais sensato afastarmo-nos da área (provámos vários vinhos por adega :-)), afinal de contas ainda tinhamos muitos quilómetros pela frente, e já tinhamos comprado algumas garrafas ...

We got an early start and headed to Williamtown at the other end of Stockton sand dunes. We'd decided to walk to a wreck, the Sygna, that sits just off the shore. We were advised against it by the guys at the Tourist Info - they said you could only get there by 4x4 and the walk would take us all day but we were up for the challenge! We drove as far as Bumblebee could take us, parked up, packed some lunch and headed down the 4x4 track. Good thing we didn't attempt to ...

so after we left sydney we went straight to surf camp, this was one opf the best days EVER! we had were in massive groups and got to know everyone on the bus on the way down whoch was really cool. went spent the day learning to surf and both of us can now stand up on our boards!! oh yes!! only a few us wore wetsuits and it was so lucky bcause mnost people ended up with rashes and because we were ...

... but despite knowing this I was still shocked to find a rather minging nightclub called cheeky monkeys offering meals for $5,overtly sexual party games and wet tshirt competitions (aren't they illegal?). We settled into our campsite that was right on the beach and the more bespoke lighthouse end of town. Here we discovered the perils of sharing living space with wild bush turkeys. Man alive, these creatures are feral and will take a sneaky peak and a ...

... supposed to be in! Newcastle is an alright spot, a bit of a working class town, but there's nought wrong with that. It has some beautiful beaches and the people are sounder than people in sydney, and the pubs are fairly useful so all in all it was cool enough. The exciting bit of that trip was we saw our first big thing, which was a massive prawn on the edge of the highway. We are on a mission to find as many big things as possible in oz ...

... were desperate to sell and got it later that day! a Holden Barina (Vauxhall Corsa - an old one) but it doesnt resemble a corsa from uk at all! nice little car for a cheap price of 850$ and a 1992 model. Now we have a car there is no stopping us! gonna drive to sydney on 30th dec in it! We still managed to get some walking in around the city that night and see the flames from Crown Casino on the Yarra river which shoot up about 10foot each pillar every 30mins ...

... on shooting a rifle given I didn't want to be rendered deaf in my right ear; climbed the warrumbungles; stayed in a mining 'hotel' in the middle of the opal mine fields; found my own opal which is worth about 40 quid; soaked in an artesian pool; met an artist; flown a plane (briefly); seen some amazing sun rises and sunsets; become a member of two Australian equivalents of ...

... we're all tired. On our way back, we drove along the beach for a view of the wonderful scenery. After our sandy adventure, we drove to see another famous spot in the area - One Mile Beach. It was indeed beautiful and we had to climb up this sand hill again...feels like neverending sand to me now :) After scouting the famous beach and checking how cold the water is, we didn't really go for a swim. Nicole felt like having ice cream so we headed ...