Sydney to Clarence Town - Hunter Valley

Clarence Town

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Having a sing-a-long with the girls at Marie's cowgirl party. Chrissy, Lisa, Natalie and me

Clarence Town

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Collecting fire wood just out of Clarence Town (Ian & Jills farm). Natalie and I enjoying our trailer ride with our Driza-bones on axe ready for chopping.

Clarence Town

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Re-living the old timber getting days.....Quentin, Natalie, Gordon and Ian Chopping up fire wood. This particular tree is approx 200 years old.

Clarence Town Hotel

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This hotel was built in 1913 and is called The Erringhi Hotel. It is the local watering hole for residents of the town.

Clarence Town Hotel

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My niece, Natalie and I

Clarence Town Hotel

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Quentin, our niece Natalie and Alitia......we still know how to boogey

Clarence Town Hotel

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Quentin and our lovely niece, Natalie

Dungog Helicopter Ride

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Natalie, Gordon and Quentin taking a tour over the Dungog area.

Dungog Helicopter Ride

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Natalie, Gordon and Quentin taking a tour over the Dungog area.

Dungog Helicopter Ride

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Natalie, Gordon and Quentin taking a tour over the Dungog area.

Dungog Helicopter Ride

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Natalie, Gordon and Quentin taking a tour over the Dungog area. Ian and Jills house between Dungog and Clarence Town

Dungog Helicopter Ride

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Natalie, Gordon and Quentin in the Helicopter

Hunter Valley Cellars

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Natalie at the Hunter Valley Cellars enjoying a week off work with her Aunty Alitia :-)

Hunter Valley Cellars

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Some of the beer selections in the Beer Tunnel: The Leg Over was one and the Sheepshagger was the other. Natalie and I found this quite amusing....LOL

Hunter Valley Cellars

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Natalie in the background

Hunter Valley Cellars

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Sheepshaggers Gold Beer.........Fred I think you will find this very funny :-) Cheers

Hunter Valley Cellars

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The Tunnel of Beer! You can purchase beers from all over the world in this section. It was really well merchandised and there were some interesting beer titles....

Hunter Valley Cellars

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Moi....one must visit the wine region when in the Hunter Valley, I would say it is a must.

Hunter Valley Cellars

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Natalie and I had fun visiting the British lolly and chocolate shops. It was great just spending time together

Hunter Valley

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McGuigan Winery: Natalie and I had a cheese making tour here. It was interesting.

Johnsons Farmgate

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Quentin and I loved Johnsons Farmgate. It's located on the banks of the Williams River at the base of Barrington Tops and is a boutique market garden and citrus orchard offering the freshest and best quality produce direct to you from the farm's gate. If they can't grow it themselves they source the finest they can find from other local and regional growers. Johnsons Farm gate provides farm fresh vegetables and fruit, freshly laid free range eggs, local honey, homemade jams, pickles and sauces, Comboyne cultural cheeses and smoke house small goods. Over the Moon Milk which is absolutely delicious and dairy products. It is such a great concept! Check out this link www.abc.net.au/rural/content/2008/s2601649.htm