Watersedge

... the Watersedge winery. On the way upriver we were provided with an excellent buffet lunch accompanied by apparently unlimited quantites of Watersedge wine (we didn't push the boundaries in trying to establish whether there was in fact a limit!) It was ...

... to meet up again at some point as we're heading in a similar direction. The following day was spent kayaking and swimming in the lake, and reading and soaking up the sun by the watersedge. A perfect antidote to the previous day's constant ...

... to get down this hill. It looks a bit like a pinball game I thought. We walked from here to the piers that line the watersedge. There's loads to do here as a tourist. You can see Alcatraz from here plus they've got a couple of warships and a submarine ...

... interesting trees and plants that a guidebook points out. Back at our resort, Jim enjoyed a fish trio platter for dinner at WatersEdge, and I had vegetable pasta. It was a much better experience than the night before, where we'd had dinner at Porto ...

...      After eating a cheap hotdog (equivalant of £3.50, practically giving it away...) and a coca cola by the watersedge I headed towards the History Museum, stopping at the Tourist centre on the way (it is a massive modern, with books ...

... the shopping centre.  Both myself and Shorty bought some nice new Haviana's, I also invested in a new bag. We stopped at the watersedge and had an icecream from the Hagen Das shop and then wandered around. We found a nice indoor market so I bought a ...

Went for a jog around the town in the morning, including alongside the watersedge. Lot of people out running. Tim feels upset because he is feeling very unfit Tim cooks scrambed eggs for lunch and with his burnt toast smokes out the kitchen , and ...

... so where we wanted to go was closed off. We found it in the end though and it is pretty cool, on the watersedge with some impressive buildings surrounding and lots of lovely flowers everywhere. We wandered along the river and there is just such a great ...

... only succeeded briefly,  but so far it has not rained. We set off after breakfast walked down to the lake and got a boat to Watersedge where we wondered around a bit and had a coffee, happened to be the best coffee I have had so far I. England. The sun ...

... wouldn't be able to cook a meal with it, yet she manages to cook everything! We met back up with the group at the watersedge ready for the boat trip over to another island we were visiting. The journey wasn't quite as expected - the sea was incredibly ...

... and saw several in the making. We then took a Float plane over the snow capped Mystic Fjords Mountains - AWESOME! So Pristine. Untouched by humans!  Have seen bald eagles. Towns are small and tucked into the watersedge at the side of a ...

... trip in the mud with only one shower.  Poor guy! Headed to the lake for a beer and ended up at the Watersedge.  The bar guy was fantastic: pouring us all a taste of thier real ales.  Susie went back in after finishing her ...

Today is Saturday 28 Jan 2006         Before I begin I want to say today  marks the halfway stage of our trip and to us it seems like we arrived in Devonport only yesterday. We have travelled many kilometers and seen so ...

After catching up on my travel blogs and face book and doing 3 loads of washing we went exploring lakes entrance on our bikes. It was great fun, there are walk/bike paths everywhere and we rode for 2hours. Have Have got to be getting fit at this rate!! ...

This morning we packed up and headed for Lakes Entrance to spend 3 nights in a caravan park with the luxury of unlimited hot showers, nice toilets, and washing machines. The caravan park is lovely with green grass, shade and perfectly wonderful ...