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November 4th 2020

Published: November 10th 2020

I arrived in Byron Bay late on Monday afternoon and ran into the heavy traffic locals complain about. Thankfully, my B&B was on the edge of town, so I didn’t have to spend long stuck in traffic. After squeezing my car into a small parking space, I took my suitcase to my room and had a chat with the owners. A few people had warned me about restaurants in Byron Bay not allowing people from Sydney ... Read Full Entry

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10th November 2020

John Vincent
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I don't remember ever having been in that part of Oz but Lennox Head and Evans Head are both familiar names from my childhood. Not sure why but I think Mum and Dad may have lived there at some time - perhaps during the war years when he was in the Air Force. In any event, your writing makes it an easy and interesting read but I'm not inspired to visit anytime soon. Seems it might be a bit bland if your not into surfing.

10th November 2020

deejayvee
David Vincent

I don't mean to be harsh
The places look quite nice, if you are into beaches. It's just I'm not.

12th November 2020

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Byron is Beachy
We enjoyed our time in Byron Bay but we are beach people. We enjoyed watching the surfers. We would have enjoyed the indigenous tour. I hope they make a success of it. We follow the rules and can be annoyed when others don't. I do hope those selfish people didn't do any damage to the frogs. Keep traveling.

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