Off The Beaten Track...

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Had a look around Wollengong today, the lighthouse and beach ect and then headed on towards Moruya. We made an attempt at the scenic route again but it seemed to involve factories and large industrial areas this time so we gave up and took the highway. After our wildlife yesterday we stopped in Ulladullah for lunch and saw pink parrakeets in the trees around us on the waterfront, they were so bright and vibrant (and noisy!) We then headed on again aiming for Eurobond National Park on the coast in Victoria (our second state). After alot of confusion we ended up on an unsealed dirt road (you're not allowed to go on them in the vans!) but it turned out to be the right one and we found our way to the campsite. It was a really beautiful place, with an opening in the trees out to sea and it was really peaceful. That is where reality took a break and the experience became surreal. We had been followed into the campsite by an older lady who liked the geko on the side of the van and because of that she offered us a shower, she lived in the surrounding village
Wollengong Lighthouse
which only had about 15 houses. It was great to be clean again after a couple of days but after bidding her and hewr cat and dog goodbye we left back up the dirt track to the town and that is when it started raining. We were relieved to have gone back to the town because the dirt road would have been impassible in the rain.

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Photos

Home sweet home
Our bedroom, living room and kitchen for a week

Comments

[mum]

showers!
showers

[mum]

showers!
I'm sure it was all lovely and kind and very innocent - but weren't you worried there may have been hidden cameras in the nice lady's bathroom. Odd thing to offer a couple - you only get a nice cup of tea in Ireland!!!