Comfort Inn Foster
South Gippsland Highway Foster, Victoria, 3960, Australia
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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 …
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Australia/Foster
Off we trotted to Foster, our base for exploring Wilson's Prom National Park. We stayed at the exact same YHA I stayed in last time. It had shrunk. I think. It only had 2 double rooms and a 3 bed dorm. I’m sure it was bigger last time. Off we pootled to the park entrance about an hour away and we casually rocked up to the park gate where we were informed that the park had been closed for the last 6 months due to ...
Fern Gully, mist and Lyre birds!!
... s equilibrium took a bit of a beating in the back seat nonetheless, and she missed the first lyre bird we saw in silhouette ahead of us on the drive. The bush fires of 2009 ravaged patches of land we drove through, but there are many stands of untouched or recovering eucalyptus as well. The little park is in a fabulous high moist valley filled with Mountain Ash (not the same as ours, this is a type of ...



