Blogs from Murramarang National Park, New South Wales, Australia, Oceania

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Today was our long day. Every good walk needs at least one epic day! We are estimating this day was about 31km. That maybe doesn’t sound like much but when you already have blistered feet and have been walking for three days and you are walking over sand and rocks… it feels like a long way. This was also one of the most scenic days though so that eased the pain significantly! From our campsite we walked to Bawley point (where we did some more hunting and gathering to buy a coffee – and ran in to a friend from Canberra while we were there!) We also walked through an Aboriginal reserve – which has the biggest collection of middens on the south coast and is still of great significance to the Aboriginal people of the ... read more
sunrise
breakfast
coffee making


This was a drive in a motor home through an area of the most outstanding coastal wilderness, of ancient temperate rainforests and staggeringly beautiful beaches... However, whilst still within bounds of civilisation we camped first at Healesville, not far from Melbourne, to familiarise ourselves with the motor home we named Daphne. It’s a BIG motor home, 6 berth, and fills the lanes on the road. We got a good view from the driver’s cabin but unfortunately for the children strapped in the back the vista was not so good, partly due to the coarse black insect mesh on the side windows. This was the part of the trip I was most looking forward to, but the novelty sort of wore off when you have to 'make' your bed every evening and to find we had limited ... read more
Close up of cheeky koala at Healesville
Shipwreck Bay
Me, Adam & large fern tree in Croajingolong Nat Park


We headed from Canberra back to the coast on Saturday 21st, but spent some time at the Queanbeyan shops on the way through - Thomas needed new board shorts. We had decided to stay at Depot Beach in Murramarang National Park and meet up with Jason and his friend Matt who were also planning to stay the night. Other friends of Jason - Cutter, Liz and cute 21-month old Mia - were also staying for a couple of nights. After setting up camp, the first thing Annelies and Thomas did once Jason arrived, was to head for the surf. They had a great time riding their boogie boards on the waves. It was a great few days and we didn't really do much apart from swim, eat, drink and relax. It wasn't particularly hot, but we ... read more
Depot Beach
Waiting for that big one!
Jason & Annelies on a wave




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