Table Top Mountain Albury
Olympic Highway, nr Kalawa Albury, New South Wales, Australia
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Sidney Via Canberra
... we had a small pitch and there were queues for the facilities. Amy is getting used to the camping life and she prepared the veg for our stir fry dinner this evening while Rog and I set up the tent. We had a walk around the interesting old town, had a beer in the local pub "Commercial Hotel “ went back for dinner, a round of cards and then bed.
Wednesday.
Our destination today is Canberra, again a very scenic route with ...
First Stop
... on top of the bed spread. The carpet had holes in it and it smelled musty. Nevertheless, we unloaded and then went for a walk along the river that was recommended by the hotel owners. We tracked the river for awhile and then heard some birds screeching loudly. We saw that they were wild Cockatoos. Whole flocks of them!
We went back to the room and managed to get some rest. The proprietors put on a nice breakfast the next morning, and we continued on our ...
On our way
... Wymah Valley Campsite. We stayed in a cabin there which was great. The dogs were quite calm and we relaxed with pizza and tv! There were some lovely walks around the lake there which was good for the boys too. Great accommodation here for us and the dogs. Very clean cabins and nice grassy areas to walk them. It is a long drive to nearest food places though so be prepared and take some food with ...
EXPLORING THE MIGHTY MURRAY RIVER
... on this lovely sunny day we are happy to be a witness.
At the end of the day we had some challenges with our search for free camping, so on advice from the very helpful Information Centre at Yarrawonga we checked into the attractive Lake Mulwala CP situated on the lakes edge for $15 pn. With a change of plans and direction and a journey of 230 kms we needed a rest and good sleep and ...
Food, Wine and Countryside.......and Mischief!
Waking up at 8:20am to unfamiliar surroundings had me confused for a moment, however, one thing stayed the same...Karen was already up (no change there then).
Today, we took Mary-Jane and Richard's dog Mischief for a walk in the Albury countryside, more specifically Wonga Wetlands and Horseshoe Lagoon! Mischief is well, just that! Mischief is both blind and deaf but manages to sniff around and avoids all the potential hazards he must negotiate daily, in many ways he does ...


