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I saw the Aussie Coat of Arms Today!!
Decided to stay in Foster last night, which was close to Wilsons Promontory National Park so that when we got up we wouldn't have too far to travel. Decided to pass on the motel that bore a striking resemblance to The Bates Motel and stayed at The Comfort Inn. Had a bit of a flashback to the 1970s staying there....have a feeling not much has …
The wilderness
Foster is a really quiet and laid back little town where I spend my Sunday to recover from the Melbourne partyweekend. The next day I am driving to Wilsons Prom, supposingly one of the better wilderness area's in Australia. It's a small peninsula and the most southern part of the mainland. I drive trough bush area's with kangaroos along the road and then ino the hills to do some hiking. It's a beautiful area with beaches on each side of the ...
Will you go to the Prom with me?
... a bit cold, but I am a bit of a wuss.
Although the morning was picture perfect, and we were sure to make the most of the break in the weather.
There are a range of different walks, most of the big ones include overnight stays. We had opted to do most of the easily accessible walks throughout the following days.
We paid for two nights camp and a hut for the third night and it totaled $100 which is one of the benefits of off-peak ...
Lakes Entrance and Wilsons Prom
... car-tel (our new term combining car and hotel/motel) dinner and sleep.
We rose early to watch the sunrise light up the sea and sky with a spectacular array of brilliant pastels. This was May 19th, birthday for both Sylvia's father and Jason's deceased dad, as well as what would have been Jason's parents 45th wedding anniversary. Our first drops of Australian rain fell gently and briefly on the ride over to another national park.
Wilsons ...
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... climb and yet the rain was like ice as it fell so it was jacket on, **********, jacket on, **********! Had it been a clear day the views would have been stunning I am sure.
As we completed the circuit and walked back toward Tidal River we had a clearing in the weather and we came to a fork in the track which gave us the option to visit the Tidal Overlook, we took that track rather than the short stroll back to camp.
This as ...
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