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Game is'nt he but that is Mick and I have not driven a four wheel drive for over 12 months, we made it from Marlo to Pambula Beach in 21/2 hours. Not bad for a Shiella!!. Go Marie.
I think he was concerned for the gear box, had to tell me when to change down or up at different stages cannot blame him.
It was a beautiful day for a drive and we stopped at Bega for lunch and an antenna, Mick is finding it difficult without a TV, our Antenna has bit the dust.
We have set up at Pambula Beach Discovery Beach, well it is stunning having our own on suit to start with and heaps of room, a stunning camp kitchen with a view of the inlet which is were they have sighted the hump back whales, migrating. We have not been fortunate yet to see them.but live in hope
We set up and went to the Pambula Oyster Farm, a tradition we have kept for years when we have come to Pambula to see very good friends of ours. $15 a dozen and they were large, they were very nice.
We then went to the Merimbula Golf
Pambula Lakes Oyster Farm
Two dozen Oysters each, large at $15 Kg. Nice treat for the end of our travelling today!!Club to meet up with Glen the pro, who is the son of our friend in Pambula. Had a couple of drinks and then came back to the park.
Tomorrow we are booked on a Whale watching cruise they have been prevalent with more whales spotted of the Merimbula coast then ever before.
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Mick
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It took 2.5 hrs after stopping for a pee, lunch and a coffee. Wonder we made it at all. Still no bloody pier and no seniors card. Poor little ute still getting 8.7 lts per 100 Kms.