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Published: December 10th 2009December 10th 2009
RD to Jurien Bay from Cervantes
The Rd to Jurien Bay from the look out
So much for the rest day that I planned to have on day 3. We decided to leave Cervantes and go to Jurien Bay. The caravan park at Cervantes was terrible with the road works inside the park and the dust was incredible, so much for all my effort with cleaning the van inside out before we left, I was left with having to wash everything again.Fortunately, we did get a refund as we had paid in advance for 10 days, we should have been told when we booked a month ago that there were to be heavy machinery and the like happening in the park.
So, once more I packed everything , including Rosie (grrrrrrrrrrrr she is so heavy!!!! and my right arm is feeling it!)
We arrived on Wednesday the 9th at Jurien Bay Caravan park, what a pleasant surprise it was, nice park indeed , green and clean, and a good coffee shop as well.
Unfortunately, we have been blessed with high winds, it is only bearable because, it keeps the temperature down, but it is a little tiring.
Took a few photos of the foreshore, also some from the
Molah Hill Look out
On the walkway to the top of the hill
so, it is all my news for now. Cheers for today
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It is odd mum that you are BLESSED with high winds, roadworks, heat on all your trips. Wouldn't you much rather FLIES.....?? Hee hee Varden
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