Blogs from Sale, Victoria, Australia, Oceania
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Day 1607 6 April 2013. Saturday morning brings a slightly warmer morning than some we have experienced recently although still a little on the cool side it was much easier to get out of bed to start the day. Oh yes, it’s my birthday today! I nearly forgot, but Andy was not going to forget, he was keen to take me out for a meal which meant of course we needed to be in civilisation to do so. We had options, do we stay in Omeo? Or do we move on to the next town today? It was a small conundrum, but there was another plan in the making that we were considering for our time constraints and that meant head south to Inverloch, why Inverloch? Well for our regular readers or perhaps I should say ... read more
Endlich sind wir in einem Motel in Sale angekommen . Doppelzimmer, Bett mit weissen Laken!!! und Frúhstúck Salon...mit soviel Kultu kónnen wir gar nicht mehr um! Jetzt aber erst einmal vom Anfang.... Um 8 Uhr sind wir in Lorne gestartet. Babsi ist gefahren, weil mir auf den schlángel Strassen schlecht wird. Auf dem Princess Blv. an Melbourne vorbei und immer lang bis nach Sale. Kaum haben wir den ersten Fahrerwechsel gemacht schlummerte Babsi auch schon auf ihrem Beifahrersitz. Mit der Zeit wechselte der Blv. in eine normale Schnellstrasse um, welche uns durch Kleinstádte fúhrte. Betty fing an Theater zu machen... wenn man die Kupplung in den unteren Gángen durchtritt...z.B. um an einer Ampel oder Kreisel zu halten, geht die Schleuder immer aus. Fazit der Geschichte: ich fahre in den Kreisverkehr rein, trete die Kupplung durch und ... read more
It’s been three weeks today since we left our Melbourne pad.How time flies! On the way to Sale in Gippsland, we stopped at quaint Port Albert for lunch and a walk. This surprisingly popular little place comprises a pub/hotel, a fish & chip shop, a small harbour and handful of houses. A number of people were fishing off the jetties and we were lucky enough to see a very large stingray. Our camping spot in Sale was actually the town’s showground. When it’s not in use, it becomes a cheap caravan park – and we had use of the awesome showground café kitchen. Sale itself is a rural little town and we will remember it for its extremely unpredictable weather. Within 36 hours of our arrival, we had experienced a heatwave, thunder, pouring rain and clear ... read more
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