Cundle Motel Taree
67 Princes Street Taree, New South Wales, Australia
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Surf camp og de første dage med bilen
... kom vi op at stå på brættet (: Vores lektion varede i to timer, og herefter gik vi op til campen for at få frokost. Efter hver lektion så vi videoer og billeder fra lektionen, det var helt vildt godt. Efter middag startede vores anden surf lektion, og det var egentlig det samme som den første. Bare at det gik meget bedre. Sara, Jonas og jeg stod rigtig meget sammen og havde det rigtig sjovt med det.
Om aftenen spillede vi lidt spil (Jungle speed) og ellers gik vi på ...
Dolphins............!
... beaches we have seen. Beach after beach, normally you'll only be sharing it with one or two people, and its right on their doorstep...
The check out was pretty early and both of us being keen beans were ready to make a move and get back on the road, both of us are absolutely loving the freedom to go where we want when we want, definitely something we won't take for granted again.
Stopped at a rest stop for some sandwiches which was ...
Seeing Sharon's Family
... The result was an extra 2 kms extra scenic drive and a lot of laughter.
Once inside the bowling alley I watched closely as the children and Allan bowled. Seemed easy enough. So much so I was soon winning. Though there was the odd ball that went backwards instead of forwards. Harry was most helpful "do you think you could bowl the ball towards the pins, Sharon". Yeah thanks ...
Roo Day!
... Horseshoebay lädt zum Verweilen ein und auch wir machen dort Mittagsrast. Danach geht es weiter zum Leuchtturm von South West Rocks, welcher mit jenem am Cape Byron mithalten kann. Auf dem Weg zurück sehen wir erneut einige wilde Kängurus, wodurch wir den heutigen Tag zum „Känguru-Tag“ (für Australier kurz „Roo day“) küren!
Neben den allgegenwärtigen Polizeikontrollen hat auch die Anzahl „Blitzkästen“ in ...
Back by the Ocean
... had a look at Camden Haven, Dunbogan, North Haven, Laurieton etc. This really is a beautiful area and has a really lovely energy and is really picturesque. We walked up to Charles Hamey Lookout at Dunbogan and had an awesome view down over Dunbogan Beach and Gogleys Lagoon and the rocky Kattang Nature Reserve Headland. Bloody beautiful.
We are heading back to Sawtell from here, time to touch base with family ...


