Bishops Lodge Motor Inn
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Overnight in Hay
We booked ahead on the mobile app again and got a great motel. The town is shut, except for the Bar/Betting Shop/'award-winning' restaurant next door. That's full of farmers(?). It seems that Hay has a RSL club, though, serving Aussie and Chinese food so we'll try that. Another early start tomorrow and another 700 km, or ...
Lake Cargelligo to Hay
... and wondered if this place would also die a slow death like so many Aussie country towns.
160km to Hay – on magnificent, flat, well maintained roads. Blissed out just cruising along – begging for a corner to wake me up. You have to keep your wits about you as there is so much road kill to avoid, and then the birds are feeding on the road kill and take flight with just inches to spare before hitting them. I hit a bird once going ...
Gunnedah to Dubbo then Hay
... staying in a Motel that has 43 rooms, and ours is the only occupied room… We wandered around town and checked out the river levels and the levee bank, then found a pub open – I think the pub and the BP were the only things open – so went in for dinner.
We have decided to change the rest of our route a little and will head to Renmark tomorrow. This will put us closer to Adelaide so that we can arrive at Helen’s ...
Oasis in the Hay Plains
... in the caravan went dimmer and dimmer, there was an electrical fault smell and then the lights died altogether. All the other lights still worked and the power sockets were all working as they should. After a lengthy investigation without any result, Mike showered and went to bed, having a bit of a sleepless night thinking about the problem lights and tow mirror and wondering how to fix them both and what would go wrong next. The night ...
Bang goes another kanga - Driving across Australia
... visit just for the joy of being there: Sitting in its sub-tropical parks surrounded by long-beaked white Australian ibises, being buzzed by kaleidoscopic lorikeets; wandering aimlessly around Circular Quay watching the old-fashioned top-heavy ferries bobbing across Sydney harbour, somehow managing to stay upright in the choppy waters; gazing up at the iconic bridge and the inimitable Opera House.
One of the most strangely thrilling things we did was ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
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