Blogs from Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales, Australia, Oceania - page 2

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DAY 393 Another perfect Australian morning, the bed is cosy, the sun is up although the morning is still nice and cool we are shaded by the trees. Andy sleeps in longer this morning but I get up and make a cup of tea. Looking out into the long grass and beyond I can see lots of kangaroos and if you look hard into the grass you can see more of them if only just their little dark ears flicking around in the grass. Much further out I can see several Emu’s walking across the plain, out onto the dam, people are bobbing about in their boats fishing, maybe they are still there from last night, who knows? While others are out on their jet ski’s, in speedboats while some are being pulled along on skis. ... read more
Kosciuzko National Park
Kosciuzko National Park
Our last 2009 Pitch


DAY 392 It was a very cold night, I woke up with cold feet at one stage and wished that I could easily get my hands on a pair of socks, but that meant getting out of bed and getting even colder, that is the price we pay for being up in the mountains on Kosciuszko National Park, we could not expect it to be any different even at this time of year. I think Andy was out of bed first, he usually is, however a little later than normal but who can blame him, the bed is warm and cosy. We both have our fleeces on for a while to keep the morning chill out. Out on the grassy areas ahead of us we see the kangaroos again, they are all there in abundance some ... read more
The Cleanest
Horse Camping
Brumby's


DAY 391 A 7.00 start again for me this morning, Andy is already up and tapping away at the Internet, my tea is handed to me so I enjoy a little while longer in bed drinking it. Once I am up we have breakfast but heading into the camp kitchen we see that again there are a lot of crockery and cutlery lying about, after breakfast we make haste in getting packed up. While we leave the base of the tent to dry in the warmth of the sun we head off for a shower, I hear Andy talking to someone in the kitchen, it is the lady from last night, she said “oh, no one has come to do the washing up!” I heard Andy respond, “you have to do the washing up yourself, the ... read more
Yarrongobilly Cave
Yarrongobilly Cave
Off for a swim


The cool southerly change had well and truly arrived when we left Merimbula, with a light drizzle falling. We re-fuelled and were pleased to see that the cost of diesel is now similar to petrol (actually cheaper in Orbost), whereas we have often paid up to 30 cents per litre more for diesel on our trip. We stopped to have a look and taste at the Bega Cheese Factory, then continued on the Snowy Mountains Hwy (with more cheese in hand) towards Cooma. On the way, we stopped for lunch at Nimmitabel. However, it was 7°C, misty and drizzling, so we ended up eating in the car (cheese sandwiches), although we had a lovely view of the mist over the nearby lake. We passed through Cooma and headed for Jindabyne, where we stopped at the Visitor ... read more
Mt Kosciuszko summit
Kosciuszko Express Chairlift
Jam Roly Poly




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